Cecily Strong

Cecily Strong was born on February 8, 1984, in Springfield, Illinois, USA as Cecily Legler Strong. She is an actor and producer. Her most famous work is for Saturday Night Live (1975), Ghostbusters (2016), and The Boss (2016). She received her degree from California Institute of Arts, which she attended, where she earned the BFA (Theater) in Theater. Her father, Bill Strong, was the Associated Press bureau chief at the Illinois Statehouse. He performed in the Gridiron Show, mimicking Governor Illinois Statehouse. He is a fervent patron of Cecily. Joking about a string of intruders at White House] After the President walked into the White House and saw all the bellhops, he responded, "Finally! Some decent security." (joking about Barney Frank] Memories Pizza tried to cater the occasion, but they learned the news that Barney Frank was coming. Barney Thank you so much. We could have enjoyed the famous Indiana pizza. Joking about Hillary Clinton] Now Naomi (Campbell) is lucky Hillary Clinton is not here. You could throw your BlackBerry at Hillary Clinton and she'd delete everything. Hillary Clinton claimed that she had her personal email account in order to not utilize more devices than what she already owned. It's a requirement of Fifty Shades of Gray's sexual contract. Our relations with Israel will be improved in the next administration , as long as Israel is generous to the Clinton Foundation. [Joking about Rand Paul] Well, he's just taking on the family's responsibility of not getting elected president.



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