SNL great Dana Carvey jabs Fauci with drop dead impression: ‘I’m introducing the daily COVID shot’

Former “Saturday Night Live” great Dana Carvey drew rave reviews for his mockery of Dr. Anthony Fauci, nailing the retired career bureaucrat’s New York accent perfectly in a hilarious impression of the man who was a fixture on cable and network media during the hellish years of the COVID pandemic.

Carvey, whose famous characters during his “SNL” run included the Church Lady, Garth Algar from Wayne’s World, and a drop-dead impression of 1992 presidential candidate Ross Perot, channeled the longtime head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases on a recent podcast with fellow late-night comedy alum David Spade.

“I miss COVID,” the comic sarcastically said, to which Spade replied, “I know! Dude, dude! You know when I knew there was trouble? When anyone that came to our country didn’t have to get a vaccine, and I go, ’If you’re telling me that I can’t go to work, but everyone coming in doesn’t have to get one, I go…'”

Carvey responded, “Well once we found out when Fauci said, ‘OK, I’m sorry, if you’ve had two boosters and two vaccines, you can get and give COVID to another guy who’s had five vaccines and four boosters,” sounding exactly like the elfin ex-NIAID chief.

“What’s the difference between a vaccine and booster?” Carvey asked in a normal voice before jumping back into Fauci mode to answer. “I don’t know, it’s just more vaccine but booster sounds better.”

“Anyway, a guy with 25 vaccines would get and give COVID to another guy with 25 vaccines. That’s why I’m introducing the daily COVID shot. Every day you get a shot. By the time you get to your car, you got no immunity, but it’s a beautiful 39 seconds,” he added in his gruff faux Fauci voice as Spade cracked up.

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Twitter users reacted to the skewering of the elfin celebrity immunologist, one of the holiest of sacred cows for the mask-wearing authoritarian leftist COVID cult.

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Fauci retired in December, hanging up his lab coat after heading up the NIAID since Ronald Reagan’s first term, but he continues to be a media fixture.

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