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10 Of The Best Donald Trump Impressions

Nov 02, 2015

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10 Of The Best Donald Trump Impressions

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Politicians are always subject to being parodied by some of the best comedians of their time. However, long before he announced he was running for President, Donald Trump was a recurring character for many comedians.

Recently, many of Trump's Presidential competitors have even taken a swing at impersonating him. With his distinctive yellow-haired and tan look, his peculiar voice, his squinty stare, and his go-to phrases such as "it's gonna be huge" and "you're fired," Trump impressionists have always had a lot of material to work with. In anticipation of his hosting "Saturday Night Live" this Saturday, November 7th, here are some examples of politicians, talk show hosts, and comedians doing their best Donald Trump impressions:

1. Jimmy Fallon

2. Jeb Bush

3. Taran Killam

4. Hillary Clinton

5. Stephen Colbert

6. Chris Christie

7. Rand Paul

8. Conan O'Brien

9. Dana Carvey

10. Darrell Hammond

I saved the best for last because Darrell Hammond's Donald Trump is classic and unparalleled. See a collection of his many Trump impressions during his time on SNL here.

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