“See, that’s why I came here, because you people support me no matter what,” Trump-as-Baldwin tells them. “It’s like you found a finger in your chili, but you still eat the chili because you told everyone how much you love chili.”

Baldwin also played Trump and Fox News host Bill O’Reilly later in the show.

Throughout the show’s open, which has been consistently Trump-themed since the election, Baldwin’s Trump brings up Syria, Susan E. Rice and other issues the Kentuckians are uninterested in. “The media is saying nice things, and no one is talking about Russia. Wow, what a difference that 59 Tomahawk missiles can make,” he says.

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“I wanted to spend 20 minutes with my people, folks who don’t whisper ‘Oh God, what’s happening?’ right after I leave the room,” he tells them.

One supporter tells SNL’s Trump that he was laid off from his coal mining job. “All we want are good jobs; they don’t have to be in coal.”

“Sorry, hombre, it’s all coal,” Trump says. “In Trump’s America, men work in two places: coal mines or Goldman Sachs.”

Another supporter complains that his premiums went up under Obamacare and that he has to drive 90 minutes to see his doctor. Trump assures him he’s “talking with the Freedom Caucus, and we’re going to get rid of it.”

“You’re going to get rid of my health care, all of it?”

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“All of it, gone,” Trump says. “After we’re done, you’ll never have to drive to see a doctor again, how’s that sound?”

“Well, I trust your judgment sir, there must be a reason you’re a billionaire,” the supporter responds.

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“We think exactly alike. I say quietly to myself, all the time actually, there must be some reason I’m a billionaire.”

Another supporter asks about his wife, who is addicted to painkillers and lives in a federally sponsored rehabilitation program an hour away. “Don’t worry because we’re going to get rid of it,” Baldwin-as-Trump says. “We’re junking it, junked. Now she’s going to live wherever she wants to. Did I make you feel better now?”

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“I’m not sure, but I voted for you, and you’re my president,” the supporter responds.

Baldwin’s Trump tells another supporter that he’s getting rid of her child’s after-school program and minimum wage.

“We cool, we still love Trump?”

She tells him: “You’re my president!”

“God, you’re blowing my mind,” Baldwin-as-Trump says. “Keep eating that finger chili!”