Tremendous. For months, Alec Baldwin has been taking swipes at Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live—and it turns out that this weekend’s show may have been the actor’s coup de grace. The ratings from Baldwin’s 17th hosting gig on the show are in, and unsurprisingly, they were yuge. Baldwin set a five-year ratings record for the venerated sketch show on February 12—and in a turn of events that might bother the president most, his ratings were far higher than those from Trump’s turn as host back in 2015.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Baldwin averaged a 7.2 rating among metered market households—the best the show has seen since 2011, when its ratings were buoyed by an episode that followed an N.F.L. game. Discounting that football-boosted episode, T.H.R. reports that Baldwin’s turn was actually the best showing since Betty White hosted back in 2010. In 2015, Trump garnered a 6.6 rating—at the time, the show’s best performance since Charles Barkley’s turn as host in 2012. And in the key 18-49 demo, Baldwin appears to have creamed Trump’s 2.34 rating with an early rating of 3.6.

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What does this mean? To use Trump’s own words when he bashed Arnold Schwarzenegger in January, Trump’s ratings ”got ‘swamped’ (or destroyed) by comparison to the ratings machine,” Alec Baldwin. Put another way, Trump lost “big league.”

S.N.L. has seen a ratings renaissance, of sorts, thanks to Trump—or, more specifically, the mounting liberal opposition to his presidency. Per Variety, viewership for this season was up 22 percent in total viewers as of February 5. Counting delayed viewing, Variety reported that the sketch show’s ratings would probably rise by double digits. Baldwin’s record-setting turn will only widen the gap.

Trump is obsessed with ratings, which means that this upset could frustrate him even more than Baldwin’s actual impression—or, perhaps, even more than Melissa McCarthy spoofing press secretary Sean Spicer. Trump was reportedly most annoyed by that impersonation because he didn’t like Spicer being played by a woman. On Saturday, S.N.L. made good on that outrage by sending McCarthy to the stage once more—this time accompanied by Kate McKinnon as newly appointed Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

Neither Trump nor Baldwin have commented on Saturday’s ratings—so far, at least.