How ‘SNL’ defines presidential candidates – and what it means for Trump, Clinton

Politicians and presidential candidates have been skewered on “Saturday Night Live” since Chevy Chase first impersonated Gerald Ford, and the iconic tradition continues to this day. TODAY’s Hoda Kotb takes a sneak peak at what to expect with the new season of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” which will feature Alec Baldwin portraying Donald Trump and Kate McKinnon reprising her role as Hillary Clinton.

How ‘SNL’ defines presidential candidates – and what it means for Trump, Clinton

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