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But on Monday's episode of "Today," the Republican Congressman-elect explained that he agreed to appear alongside Pete Davidson to accept his apology after being contacted by "SNL" producers.
"We were hesitant at first, we were not sure what the skit was going to look like," Crenshaw said. "But in the end, we decided to do it because we wanted to talk to each other about the country, talk about forgiveness and then talk about veterans?"
"Thanks for making a Republican look good," Crenshaw responded, before accepting the opportunity to get a few jabs at Davidson's expense.
Crenshaw said the show came up with the framework for the exchange and let him suggest several jokes.
"It's not all [that] so much that I get to pitch a lot of comedy ideas for one of the biggest shows in the world, so the Good Idea Fairy was all over the place, "Crenshaw said on" Today. "
Aside from the laughter, Crenshaw called on Americans to "never forget" the service and sacrifices of our veterans. He also paid tribute to Davidson's father, a firefighter who was killed on 9/11.
Crenshaw told "Today" he was happy for the opportunity to appear with Davidson.
"It felt good and it felt like the right thing to do.
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