Vice President Kamala Harris's surprise appearance on 'Saturday Night Live' has sparked significant backlash, particularly from Trump supporters who claim she copied a skit he performed in 2015. FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr criticized the timing of her appearance, stating it violated the Equal Time Rule, which mandates fair access to broadcast platforms for all candidates during elections. He argued that NBC structured the appearance in a way that effectively prevented former President Donald Trump from receiving comparable airtime prior to the November 5 election. Carr emphasized that the rule aims to prevent partisan conduct by licensed broadcasters using public airwaves to favor one candidate. Harris's appearance featured her in a comedic exchange with Maya Rudolph, echoing lines from previous political figures on the show. The controversy raises questions about fairness in political broadcasting ahead of the election.