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Melissa McCarthy brings laughs, Alec Baldwin returns as 'SNL' takes on Trump

Melissa McCarthy made $33 million in 2016, including a reported eight-figure payout for the remake of “Ghostbusters.” She also starred in the movie “The Boss” and still earns a paycheck from her TV series “Mike & Molly.”

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Melissa McCarthy made $33 million in 2016, including a reported eight-figure payout for the remake of “Ghostbusters.” She also starred in the movie “The Boss” and still earns a paycheck from her TV series “Mike & Molly.”
By Michelle Ewing
Feb 5, 2017

>> UPDATE: White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer weighs in on Melissa McCarthy's 'SNL' sketch

>> Watch the full skit here (WARNING: Viewer discretion advised)

>> Watch a clip here

>> Watch the full skit here (WARNING: Viewer discretion advised)

>> Watch a clip here

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