Alec Baldwin To The Rescue: I’ll Sing At Your Inauguration (TWEETS)

December 24, 2016

You’ve probably heard about Alec Baldwin’s hilarious portrayal of President-elect Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live. You’ve also probably heard about Trump’s tweets responding to the teasing he’s gotten from Baldwin and the SNL crew. For example, Trump was very unhappy about the December 3″classroom” episode, in which Baldwin’s Trump couldn’t put down his phone and compulsively retweeted random strangers who agreed with him.

Trump’s Tweet About The Show

Within an hour, before the show ended, Trump sent a tweet with his typical extreme criticism. About 20 minutes later, Baldwin offered Trump a deal:

…@realDonaldTrump

Release your tax returns and I'll stop.
Ha

— HABFoundation (@ABFalecbaldwin) December 4, 2016

Trump was not amused.

Trump’s Tweets On Defense

Here’s what the President-elect had to say about the military personnel he’s met with lately:

I met some really great Air Force GENERALS and Navy ADMIRALS today, talking about airplane capability and pricing. Very impressive people!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 22, 2016

Well, we knew DT didn’t stand for Deep Thought.

The Upcoming Inauguration

You’ve probably also heard that some popular entertainers have turned down the invitation to perform at the inauguration. According to the Daily Beast, these performers politely declined:

Elton John, who said it wasn’t personal. Trump was “nice to him” when they met, but being British, he didn’t want his work used in any American elections.
Garth Brooks
Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli
KISS
Producer David Foster
the Washington, DC area high school marching bands

The Wrap reported that the inauguration team was offering to pay steep fees to performers and to offer plum positions to insiders who could broker an appearance by Katy Perry, Bruno Mars, Justin Timberlake, or someone of similar stature in the entertainment world. No one has confirmed yet that any of those three entertainers has been contacted,