Lisa Kudrow's parody from Netflix's Death to 2020 critiques Republican strategies, gaining new attention online. The skit features Kudrow as Jeanetta Grace Susan, a fictional spokesperson defending Trump amidst impeachment claims. Her character dismisses factual evidence, notably claiming ignorance of a key transcript tying Trump to Ukraine. The humor and absurdity resonate particularly well with current criticisms of Trump in 2025, particularly regarding tariffs and political scandals. This nearly five-year-old clip showcases the enduring relevance of political satire in reflecting ongoing political dialogues and controversies.
The nearly 5-year-old video is now doing the rounds again on X and Instagram: In it, Kudrow plays Jeanetta Grace Susan, a fictional non-official spokesperson for President Donald Trump's first administration, defending him from impeachment with a string of verbal pirouettes.
The whole impeachment thing was baseless, OK. So the Democrats claim that Trump pressured Ukraine into digging up dirt on the Biden family and their only real evidence of that is the transcript of him doing it, the character says with a breezy certainty.
When pressed on what the transcript actually says, she shoots back: What transcript?
Moments later, she escalates the absurdity: There's no such place as Ukraine I choose to believe there is not.
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