We open at Trump Tower, as Donald Jr (Mikey Day) tucks Eric (Alex Moffat) into bed, assuaging his baby brother’s worries over rumors of his own pending indictment and finding himself surprised Eric even knows the word “indictment”. After Don Jr steps out to take a call from his lawyer, Eric is visited by his “dad’s friend from work”: Robert Mueller (Robert De Niro). Saturday Night Live: Baldwin-Trump is back with Claire Foy a queenly host Read more 
 
 After a few quick puns about the Trump associates who’ve fallen to the special counsel’s investigation (Paul Manafort, aka Mr Pillow Fort; George Papadopoulos, aka Mr Pappa John’s Pizza; Michael Cohen, aka Federal Inmate #10358), things end abruptly with a line about how getting elected was the worst thing ever to happen to Eric’s dad. The show was hosted by Jason Momoa, who stars in the upcoming movie “Aquaman." Later, "SNL" imagined what it would be like if the producers of Fox's "Empire" made a show about a black President Trump and his African-American family — "Them Trumps." "You've been impeached," the man said. English pop-folk band Mumford and Sons, making their third appearance, perform Guiding Light.
– Robert De Niro popped out of Eric Trump's closet in his return as Robert Mueller on Saturday Night Live's Cold Open, but the actor stumbled over his lines in a performance the Guardian calls "all awkward delivery and self-satisfied mugging." Further, "even by the low standards of this season, this cold open felt rushed." Its opinion of the Jason Momoa-hosted episode doesn't improve much from there, moving on to a Khal Drago’s Ghost Dojo sketch that "takes what should have been a layup" and instead "shoots a brick thanks to missed timing, a handful of stilted lines and a bungled Kevin Hart Oscars joke," in an episode that failed to "produce a memorable sketch from a heavy news week." Weekend Update revisited President Trump's troubles, notes NBC News, with co-host Colin Jost joking that John Kelly is leaving "because Kelly requires extensive surgery to remove his palm from his face." Musical guest was Mumford & Sons, appearing for the third time.