Alec Baldwin’s promise at one point last year to retire his impression of President Donald Trump was clearly hollow and insincere.

On the latest episode of “Saturday Night Live,” the actor yet again trotted out his familiar and at this point hugely tired performance. Baldwin’s Trump showed up in the program’s cold open to do what “SNL” does best these days — make stale jokes already made about 1,000 times over on social media.

Baldwin’s Trump dialed into “Fox & Friends,” the Fox News morning program, during the skit while lying in bed eating McDonald’s. He referred to the call as his “daily intelligence briefing.”

“Your show is so great! Huge ratings. Of course, not as big as the ratings for my State of the Union speech, which was watched by 10 billion people,” Baldwin’s Trump said. “They say there’s only 7 billion people on Earth, so where did the other three come from? Illegals? I don’t know.”

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The rest of the scene played out with the Fox hosts’ telling the president how great he was. One commented that he was better than Julius Caesar.

“I make buildings. That guy just makes salads. No contest,” Baldwin’s Trump replied.

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How many more times can Baldwin drag out his Trump impression before liberals start to think this is not funny at all?

This show continuously goes back to the well, but the folks behind it never seem to have anything new or of substance to say.

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Another political bit included a visit by past first ladies to Melania Trump to give her advice. Host Natalie Portman portrayed Jackie Kennedy and insultingly advised Mrs. Trump, portrayed by Cecily Strong, about how to handle a husband’s affair.

Leslie Jones played Michelle Obama — and described her relationship with the former president as “perfect.”

“It’s like ‘The Notebook,’ but black and rich,” she said.