【Delires obscenes (1998)】

After opening the latest episode of Saturday Night Liveas Hillary Clinton performing the late Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah,Delires obscenes (1998)" Kate McKinnon got a little more light-hearted with her portrayal of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg swearing to stay healthy.

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Exclaiming, "Now I gotta stay alive and healthy, dammit," McKinnon-as-Ginsburg downed a gigantic packet of Emergen-C, and things only got more ridiculous from there.

There's a Harry Potter reference and some hot Ginsburns.

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But, really, it's all about that powder. Stay healthy, RBG, stay strong.

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