Tina Fey Completely Crush Nazis, Trump And Paul Ryan While Eating A Sheet Cake

UVA alum Tina Fey returned to SNL armed with a cake to record Trump and 'turds without chin' in Charlottesville

Tina Fey, the former "Saturday Night Live" Weekend Update anchor, returned to the studio Thursday night offering reflections on President Donald Trump and the violence last weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Fey graduated from the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, in 1992. The college town is a white nationalist protests that turned out deadly last Saturday.

"It broke my heart to see these forces of evil descending on Charlottesville," said Fey, appears with the current update anchor over the weekend with Colin Jost and Michael Che.

After watching General Allied Trump condemned the violence "in many facets," Fey says he felt "sick."

"I've seen 'In Search of the Lost Ark' and I was not confused by that," Fey said. "No, Colin, the Nazis were always bad, I do not care what I say."

In view of the impending protests this weekend, Fey's advice is to avoid a "shouting competition and potential for violence", and instead, ordered a cake with the American flag on it and "simply eat. "

"So the next time you see a bunch of white men in polo shirts shouting about pulling out our country and you want to scream, 'It's not our country, we stole it ... It stole us from the Native Americans.' And when they have a peaceful protest the rock Standing up to be shot with rubber bullets, but we let Turds march chinless streets with semiautomatic guns, '"Fey said.

"And when you want to scream, do not shout Klan, Colin, scream at the cake."

Fey explains that "sheetcaking is a grassroots movement ... Most women I know have to do it once a week since the election."

His extreme advice of "all healthy Americans" is to treat the upcoming rallies "such as opening a reflective film with two female protagonists."

"Do not introduce yourself. Let the madmen scream in the empty air," he said.