
KEY POINTS
- The comedy show's cold open sequence featured a sendup of a CNN Town Hall set in South Carolina
- Haley appeared "as a concerned South Carolina voter" and asked a question to Donald Trump, played by a cast member
- The Republican presidential primary kicked off last month with former president Trump winning in both Iowa and New Hampshire
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley made a surprise appearance on "Saturday Night Live" and engaged in a witty banter with her GOP primary rival Donald Trump, played by a cast member, as part of the comedy show's cold open sequence this weekend.