Late Night

NBC’s Seth Meyers is not happy at the idea that the Supreme Court might overturn Roe v. Wade and used Wednesday’s Late Night to express his displeasure the Court “is on the verge of erasing a woman's right to bodily autonomy.”

For the third night in a row, NBC’s Seth Meyers lamented that Roe v. Wade may soon fall and on the Thursday edition of Late Night decried that “An extremist movement of far-right conservatives has spent five decades carefully orchestrating the outcome we're seeing now.”

It’s no surprise that James Corden is leaving The Late Late Show after this 2022-23 season. The talk show has drifted from mere talking to now pushing leftist propaganda in a theatrical fashion. 

As if references to the Taliban and The Handmaid’s Tale were not enough, three of late night’s alleged comedians were back at it on Wednesday night for another round of outrageous commentary on Justice Alito’s leaked draft opinion that may overturn Roe v. Wade.

The late night comedy show hosts did not take the draft opinion from Justice Samuel Alito overturning Roe v. Wade well on their Tuesday shows. From lamenting the fall of human rights to references to the Taliban and The Handmaid's Tale, here is a summary of their lamentations.

NBC Late Night host Seth Meyers used his Thursday show (airing early Friday) to mock the idea that Russian invasion of Ukraine would not have happened if Donald Trump was still president because, according to him, Trump’s Russia policy could be analogized to the guy who lets the dog pee on the rug. Supposedly, that was supposed to be comical.

On Monday’s installment of Late Night on NBC, left-wing host Seth Meyers freaked out over Fox ’s Maria Bartiromo accurately pointing out that despite all the rhetoric coming from President Biden, he is still partnering with Vladimir Putin on significant issues. Of course, Meyers never actually refuted the claim.

As even Democrats begin to rescind their mask mandates, NBC's Late Night host Seth Meyers pondered an important question on his Thursday show (which aired early Friday): “How much of a dick” is Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis for telling a group of high schoolers that masks aren’t necessary?

The networks and CNN on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning renewed their obsession with Joe Manchin, fretting over how “weird” it was that the moderate Democrat sat with Republicans at the State of the Union. Barely hiding her annoyance, CBS Mornings co-host Gayle King on Wednesday recounted, “He [Biden] was talking about that unity agenda. We saw Senator Manchin sitting with…

NBC Late Night host Seth Meyers returned from his Olympics-induced hiatus Monday night to talk about Special Counsel John Durham’s latest filing that showed Hillary Clinton campaign associates sought to access web data in order to spin a Trump-Russia collusion narrative. However, for Meyers, that was not the real story. The real story has been the reaction of Fox News.

Tuesday night on CBS’s The Late Show, far-left host Stephen Colbert engaged in the latest smear against Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL), falsely claiming he was “silent” on alleged neo-Nazi gatherings and deceptively edited a clip to claim he only commented so far as to attack Democrats for using it against him. In reality, he slammed the white supremacists as “jackasses.”

Even though President Biden and Fox White House correspondent Peter Doocy have both moved on after the former called the latter “a stupid son of a bitch” on Monday, ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel and NBC’s Seth Meyers decided on Thursday to spend nearly 15 minutes falsely claiming that the Republican Party has spent the week obsessing over Biden’s expletive when, in reality, it’s the far-left “comics” who…

Needless to say, the late night "comedy" hosts did not appreciate Senators Joe Manchin (D-WV) and Krysten Sinema (D-AZ) voting to uphold the filibuster. The Daily Show's Trevor Noah on Comedy Central and Late Night's Seth Meyers were the most aggrieved, insisting on Thursday night and early Friday that the duo doesn't actually support "voting…

NBC Late Night host Seth Meyers spent Martin Luther King Jr. Day attacking Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio for having the audacity to quote King, accusing them of cherry-picking King's words and being hypocritical on civil rights issues.