Colin Jost hosted a comedy show on the Staten Island Ferry alongside Pete Davidson. The show featured a cold open that criticized Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell, highlighting their midterm pitch. Jost humorously addressed Pentagon official Pete Hegseth, mocking his role as a oddball. The event also included performances by Taylor Swift and Dakota Johnson in the SNL monologue.
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