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Dan Crenshaw Hits Back at Pete Davidson After Accepting Apology for Veteran Joke
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Making a surprise appearance on 'Saturday Night Live', the Congressman-elect trolls the comedian with a ringtone of Ariana Grande's single 'Breathin' ' in addition to poking fun at his look.

AceShowbiz - Ariana Grande's ex Pete Davidson personally apologised to war hero Dan Crenshaw for poking fun about the one-eyed Congressman-elect's appearance on "Saturday Night Live".

Crenshaw joined the comedian for the Weekend Update comedy news section of the sketch show to mark Veterans Day weekend, and accepted Davidson's apology for a controversial joke he had made on the previous week's show.

"For one day, Republicans and Democrats agreed on one thing: I'm a d**k," Davidson said during his apology.

U.S. Navy veteran Crenshaw then appeared next to the comic, shook his hand and said, "Apology accepted."

The war hero, who lost his eye while serving his country, then poked fun at Pete as his cellphone started ringing to "Breathin", the new single from Davidson's ex, Ariana.

"I'm just going to let it keep ringing," he said, looking at Davidson and adding, "Do you know her?"

Crenshaw ended the segment by poking fun at a photo of Davidson, stating, "He looks like if the meth from 'Breaking Bad' is a person."

This week's "Saturday Night Live" also featured Liev Schreiber as host, a guest spot from Robert De Niro, and musical performances from rapper Lil Wayne, who was joined by Halsey and Swizz Beatz.

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