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Sean Spicer: ‘SNL’ now an ‘agenda-based show’

By Naomi Lim
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Sean Spicer: ‘SNL’ now an ‘agenda-based show’

Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer agrees with “Saturday Night Live” alumnus Chevy Chase that the popular late-night variety TV show has lost its good humor.

“Growing up, I think for so many of us, ‘Saturday Night Live’ has been iconic with funny skits and being able to poke fun at folks,” Spicer said during a Sunday interview with John Catsimatidis on AM 970 in New York.

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