- Tina Fey reflected on her tenure on Saturday Night Live, admitting some past jokes were "on the wrong side".
- She defended her widely discussed impersonation of Sarah Palin during the 2008 US presidential election as a "fair hit".
- Fey, who joined SNL in 1997, discussed the show's evolving relationship with current events, including the period after 9/11 and the anthrax incident.
- She emphasised that political sketches needed to be "based in something that was true" to be effective and humorous.
- Fey rejected the idea that SNL attempts to influence political outcomes, stating that if a joke isn't true, it won't be funny.
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