Colin Jost Says 'SNL' Rejected Pete Hegseth Joke Reading 'Pulp Fiction' Bible Verse

In April, Pete Hegseth was mocked for reading a fake Bible verse from Quentin Tarantino’s 'Pulp Fiction' during a Pentagon worship service. Colin Jost revealed on 'The Tonight Show' that he suggested the idea to 'SNL' writers before it happened.

Hegseth recited a prayer nearly word-for-word from the film, sparking controversy. A Pentagon spokesperson defended Hegseth, claiming the prayer was inspired by dialogue in 'Pulp Fiction'. Jost has been impersonating Hegseth on 'SNL' this season.

Jost pitched a joke about Pete Hegseth reading a Bible verse from Pulp Fiction.

The SNL writers thought the joke was too ridiculous.

Yes, Hegseth recited the verse at a Pentagon prayer service.

The incident highlights the blurring lines between satire and reality, especially in political commentary. It also shows how quickly real-life events can surpass even the most outlandish comedic ideas. Share this with others who need to stay ahead of this trend!

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