Being spoofed on Saturday Night Live is a time-honored tradition and most politicians — of both parties — realize, at minimum, the PR advantages of appearing to be in on the joke.
Not so for White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
At the Easter Egg Roll Monday, Spicer was questioned by CNN about the latest Melissa McCarthy sketch spoofing him this past weekend (see also: "Holocaust centers"). He said he hasn't been able to catch it because, wouldn't you know it, SNL is on very late and he's usually in bed. Also, he's not familiar with YouTube, apparently.
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