<p>&#8220;Saturday Night Live&#8221; takes swings at all political candidates, regardless of party. And with Alec Baldwin and Kate McKinnon portraying Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, they keep hitting the mark.</p> 
<p>The show has a long history of making fun of everyone with their impersonations. Both Baldwin and McKinnon have been praised for their spot-on impressions of celebrities, musicians and politicians. Trump has even joined in on the fun in the past while <a type="internal">acting as a host</a>.</p> 
<p>On Saturday&#8217;s broadcast of the show, the actors took on the second debate between Trump and Clinton, and the GOP nominee was the focus of some pointed satire from Baldwin.</p> 
<p>&#8220;Tonight, I&#8217;m going to do three things. I&#8217;m going to huff. I&#8217;m going to puff. I&#8217;m going to blow this whole thing,&#8221; Baldwin, as Trump, said in the sketch.</p> 
<p>After the show, Trump took to Twitter to let people know that once it gets personal, he&#8217;s no longer laughing.</p> 
<p>While Trump and his supporters seem convinced that &#8220;Saturday Night Live&#8221; is trying to bring down his campaign, a lot of people took to Twitter to remind everyone that the show is all in the name of satire.</p> 
<p>Regardless of where you stand, one thing is for sure -- whether Trump likes it or not, these sketches will continue at least through November 8th.</p>
SNL takes a jab at Donald Trump, who doesn't like it