remember what happened. when you talk about things that happened 50 years ago, that s understandable. interesting, too, ben carson said it on various networks today that if these people decide to come forward, they will in their own time but he s not going to encourage them. not good enough. he s standing by. that s not good enough. let s talk about donald trump. just being on snl last night. mixed reviews in terms of how funny he was. there was a lot of drum-up and snl celebrating huge, huge ratings. i wonder, ellis, how does this best benefit someone who is ount in front or maybe any candidate. he s getting special treatment this he gets a chance to do this. how does he make sure that this is all in his favor? it turns into more support, it turns into more hopes. i m not sure that it will. running for president is easy. comedy is hard. and i think this is the analogy, right? we had huge hype about this performance. maybe lit be like the trump
one dorm with feces frent. we will see about 42 of the 64 players on missouri s current team are african-american. they had a bye week this week. they have a game next saturday. we will see if their actions are going to cause a reaction there at the leadership within the university. coy wire, always appreciate it. you re welcome. coming up at the top of the hour, highlights from donald trump s appearance on snl last night. was he funny? is it going to help his campaign? it is the morning talker. investment approach remains. we ask questions here. look for risks there. and search for opportunity everywhere. global markets may be uncertain. but you can feel confident in our investment experience. . around the world. call a t. rowe price investment specialist, or your advisor.
as i said big day in the race. as we re waiting for announcements, even comedians are wondering what role bill clinton will play in her campaign. take a look at this from snl last night. hillary would make a great president and i would make an easy greater first dude. thank you, bill. it s nice. isn t it crazy phones can take videos now. if they could have done that in the 90s, i d be in jail. great bill. i love jokes about that. i got it. this election is about you. i don t want to hog your limelight. i am leaving. look at me go. aren t we such a fun, approachable dynasty. obviously bill is one of the reasons why hillary s announcement is such a big
how many screen actor guild awards do you have? i think this is our fourth one. to be able to say that is just mind blowing. i mean, such an honor that our peers in the acting business and sag, they really, you know, really vote and really like us. as an ensemble that s what we try to do. congratulations to you. thank you. you won in 94, i think, for seinfeld for this and now win for veep. your career, does it get better than this? i can t complain. i can t complain. totally. so, what do you do with this? does it go in the house? it goes in the house, am else am i going to put it? yeah, i m putting it in my house, proudly. i m sticking it in the house. a lot of tweets last night about the sag awards and, also, if the tweets weren t about the sag awards, they are about snl last night. you know it. saturday night live
18 after the hour now. for the first time in more than six years, and really on the heels of a lot of criticism about the show s lack of diversity, a black female cast member joined snl last night. with all eyes on sasheer zamata, the show s new star was featured in a number of skits. you saw her a lot in her debut. cnn s alexandra steele has more. live from new york, it s saturday night! reporter: those words have been coming in to america s living room for decades, but last night s show represented something more. zamata is the first female african-american cast member to be hired by snl since maya rudolph left the show in 2007. mazel tov. whoa, whoa. this is your auntie rhonda. reporter: and she didn t