WATCH: 'SNL' skit on Ivy League congressional hearing is a joke in all the wrong ways

"Saturday Night Live" is supposed to be funny, but unfortunately, the show's recent satire of the Ivy League congressional hearing that took place last week was anything but.

Glenn Beck plays the clip of what is clearly "SNL" “[making] fun of the Republican congresswoman instead of making fun of the fact that [the presidents of the schools] would not say anti-Semitism was bad.”

The audience is “trying to figure out how Stefanik is the bad guy here,” says Glenn Beck in reference to the way the Republican representative is portrayed as an incompetent, bumbling idiot.

“They were at one point on the cutting edge of comedy,” sighs Stu, who calls the skit downright “unfunny.”

“They were, yes,” says Glenn, “but that was squashed by political correctness.”

To see "SNL’s" cringeworthy skit that makes light of what was clearly unapologetic anti-Semitism displayed by the presidents of MIT, Harvard, and the University of Pennsylvania, watch the clip below.

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