To their horror, it turns out to indeed be true, with lights going off and Trump appearing in the bathroom mirror before them and starting to chase them until he corners them. In the sketch "Trump Trolling", three teen boys called Matt, Dave and Eric each tweet negative things about Trump to see if an urban legend they know of is true.He also seems to be petty and easily offended, attacking three teen boys over their negative tweets about him and causing them to have personalities, outfits and hairstyles similar to his own. This incarnation of Donald Trump is depicted as a discriminatory, greedy, dumb, perverted egomaniac who seems incapable of accepting reality. The interview ends with them saying "Live from New York, it's Robot Chicken!" before a Saturday Night Live-style opening is shown.
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Season ten episode "Fila Ogden in: Maggie's Got a Full Load" opens with April O'Neil from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise interviewing Trump, questioning him on his relationship with the Shredder. When Wonka refuses to give him one since they're not for sale, Trump bursts into a musical number during which he causes mayhem in the factory before Pence shoves him down a pipe, presumably killing him. In "Trump and the Chocolate Factory" from the season nine finale "Hi.", Trump demands a golden goose for himself from Willy Wonka. Trump debuts in the sketch "Trump Trolling" from season nine episode "Strummy Strummy Sad Sad" where he attacks three teen boys over their tweets about him.
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