SNL Skit: Mayor Bloomberg Discusses the Occupy Wall Street

The cold open for Saturday Night Live last night featured Fred Armisen doing his Mayor Michael Bloomberg impersonation. The New York City mayor discussed the Occupy Wall Street movement in his own special way. First off, he wanted to reiterate that the movement started in New York and proves, "once again that New York sets the trends and the rest of the world follows." He then pitches tourists to come to New York to see the protests and take in a show. He also addressed his failed plan to power wash the park where the protesters are staying. He says that power washing is an integral part of New York City's operations -- without it New York would lose its reputation as the world's cleanest and most sanitized city. Bloomberg reminded protests that he's "not really that rich" and helpfully provided the addresses of billionaires who have more money than he does. He told protesters that protesting is fine. But if one person lights up a cigarette, the "batons are coming out and the badges are coming off." It's pretty funny. Take a look: