Melissa McCarthy returns to 'Saturday Night Live'

Actress Melissa McCarthy returned to "Saturday Night Live" to reprise her impression of White House press secretary Sean Spicer, skewering his gaffe earlier this week involving Hitler and the Holocaust.
McCarthy came out in a bunny suit, a reference to Spicer having played the Easter Bunny at one of the White House's Easter Egg Roll events during the George W. Bush administration, reported Variety.
Spicer shocked the White House press corps and others during a briefing on April 11 while discussing President Donald Trump's decision to launch air strikes on Syria in response to President Bashar al-Assad's use of chemical weapons on Syrian civilians.

Spicer stated that even Hitler didn't resort to using chemical weapons on his own people - a comment that drew immediate corrections and a storm of criticism for insensitivity and lack of knowledge of the Holocaust.
To make matters worse, Spicer's comment came on Passover. He later apologized for the verbal debacle in an interview with CNN.
McCarthy's Spicer delivered a belligerent apology from a podium, but also berated the press for inflating the incident.

"If you guys didn't focus on every little slur and lie I said," she said.
Spicer also raised eyebrows by referring to "Holocaust centers" rather than concentration camps.

McCarthy's Spicer sketch also brought in another PR debacle of the past week.
"I know they were called concentration clubs. I know they were sent there on trains but at least they didn't have to fly United."
The sketch ended with Spicer driving an egg-shaped golf cart over his podium, right after he blurted out: "By the way the President's probably going to bomb North Korea tonight.