After Steve Harvey met with Donald Trump at Trump Tower in January 2017, he was questioned about hosting the then-president and his family on "Family Feud" since Trump apparently loved the show. Harvey chuckled at the thought. "The Trumps being on 'Family Feud'?" Harvey said. "Against the Obamas? That'd be good. Or how about the Clintons?" (via The Hill). 

Harvey added, "If I could set it up, it would be skyrocketing for the ratings." Ironically, a few months prior to that discussion, "Saturday Night Live" did a sketch called "Celebrity Family Feud: Political Edition." The sketch aired about a month before the 2016 election. In it, Kenan Thompson played Harvey, and the other actors on the show (plus a few special guests) played Trump's allies on Team Trump versus Hillary Clinton's allies on Team Clinton.

Some of the sketch's highlights include an almost robotic Ivanka Trump (played by Margot Robbie) and a rapping Lin-Manuel Miranda (played by Cecily Strong).