Actor-comic Tina Fey says she does not believe that "Saturday Night Live" show can influence how the audience views politics.
The former "SNL" writer-actor said the only thing the show can do is help people "articulate" their thoughts about a concerned person.
"I don't think that show can really sway people. I think you can shine a light. You can help them articulate something they're already feeling about a given person," Fey said in an appearance on David Tennant's podcast.
The Hollywood Reporter quoted the actor saying she is "glad" and "relieved" that she is no longer a part of the late-night sketch show.
"The culture is so ugly and the political climate is so ugly. We would always have everybody on because you could. You'd have Bush Sr come do a thing with Dana Carvey before I worked there. It's so truly ugly now," she added.
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