An Italian comedy skit show premiered its eighth season with an homage to President Joe Biden that was full of jokes at his expense.
Comedian Maurizio Crozza has a one-man show on Warner Bros. Discovery where he impersonates various figures called Fratelli di Crozza, which translates to “Crozza’s brothers.” While his catalog typically includes skits surrounding Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and the late former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, Crozza could not resist giving his best impression of the U.S. president.
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The skit includes Crozza walking past the podium in a confused state several times. Once he finds the microphone, he speaks in English while misremembering world leaders’ names. At various points, he nearly falls over standing.
“Stand still,” an Italian voice tells him off-camera. “Where are you going?”
At one point, Crozza pulls out a suitcase with a giant red button while explaining he had forgotten to take his pills.
“That’s the briefcase with the atomic codes,” the Italian voice warns Crozza in between chuckles. “You’re not alright. This is a big deal.”
“Now I’ll call the nurse,” Crozza says before pushing the button.
Crozza has also been known to impersonate former President Donald Trump. Fratelli di Crozza has been on the air since 2017.
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Biden is now the oldest sitting president at 81. If he is reelected, he will be 86 at the end of his second term.
Meanwhile, Italy’s Meloni is 47 years old. The country’s oldest prime minister was Amintore Fanfani, who ended his second term at 79 years old.
