Trump was skewered in Saturday Night Live's cold open for his reaction to a man fainting in the Oval Office — which SNL likened to a 'sociopath.'

Colin Jost is baffled by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s reaction to a pharmaceutical executive collapsing in the Oval Office on Thursday. RFK Jr.’s quick departure from the room has sparked confusion and speculation, with some pundits describing it as him fleeing the scene.

An event in the Oval Office on Thursday was suddenly halted when a White House guest collapsed behind President Donald Trump. The man was at the event for the president's announcement of his weight loss drug cost reduction plan and was seen appearing to faint and then caught by two others nearby as he started to fall to the floor.

A new sign outside President Donald Trump’s Oval Office has the internet both puzzled and amused, with many calling the gold-lettered addition a “wedding reception” aesthetic for the White House. On Nov. 5, CNN White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins shared a photo on X showing a new sign installed above the Oval Office doors.

For the sketch, James Austin Johnson returned as President Donald Trump. After the collapse of the man, Johnson goes on with a monologue about the recent news stories out of Washington to include the ongoing government shut down, loss of benefits for Americans, recent elections in New York City and more.

A drug executive collapsed in the Oval Office while President Donald Trump was announcing a deal with drugmakers to reduce prices. Here's what we know.

A White House guest collapsed behind President Trump during an Oval Office press conference, leading to an abrupt pause in coverage. A spokesperson from Eli Lilly said the man experienced a 'medical situation.

Gordon Findlay is a Novo Nordisk manager based in Switzerland who didn’t attend the White House’s Nov. 6 drug pricing announcement. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wasn’t fleeing the scene, a White House spokesperson wrote on X; he was seeking medical attention for the man who fainted.

James Austin Johnson’s Donald Trump returned to the Saturday Night Live cold open, this time in a spoof of the moment this week when a man collapsed in the Oval Office during a press conference on lowering the cost of weight-loss drugs.