Mike Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor and current presidential candidate (??), was on "Saturday Night Live" this weekend for the show's first post-writers'-strike episode.
Huckabee is always so affable and well-spoken and geniunely funny. Seriously, the guy's got charisma.
Anyway, he didn't disappoint on "SNL," poking fun at the fact that he refuses to get out of the presidential race, even though winning it is a "mathematical impossibility" -- a phrase Huckabee "admits" he doesn't understand.
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