New York GOP MP Mike Lawler ribbed President Trump's expansionist push while singing an improved version of the Beach Boys song “Kokomo” during his weekend appearance on the CNN comedy show.
“Donald Trump lives on one song. The 38-year-old Lawler said with comedian Roy Wood Jr., “I have the news for you.”
Chasing his lips and breaking Trump's finest impersonation, Lawler sang his spoofing in 1988's “Kokomo” that plunged into the president's various overseas ventures.
“Alba. Jamaica. Panama, I'm going to take you with me. Bermuda. Bahamas. Greenland, come back to your mom. Key Largo, Toronto. Trudeau, why aren't we going?” Roller said Trump. Singing with his hand, imitating the famous gestures of the film.
“There's a place from the Mediterranean that's called Gazalago. That's where we have to go to get our USAID.”
Empire State Republicans previously performed a very similar production of the song In his comedy kit Earlier this month at the Washington Press Club Foundation's annual Congress dinner.
The dinner came just a day after Trump shocked his announcement that “we will take over the Gaza Strip.”
Shortly after Trump won the 2024 election, he also made an interest in dramatically expanding his dramatically expanding US territory, including buying up Greenland, Canada and the Panama Canal. It's starting to rekindle.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other key administration officials have said the president is serious about expanding US territorial control.
Lawler praised Trump for his efforts to counter New York's crowd pricing program and for his help in raising the state and local tax credit limits.
It is rumored that lawmakers are considering running the governor in the 2026 election.
