Last Night on Late Night

Seth Meyers catches up on weeks of political news, including Trump’s Iran threats and the administration’s escalating rhetoric, in a new A Closer Look.

Jon Stewart dissects Trump’s Iran strategy and the administration’s claims about negotiating from strength, arguing that the policy has produced confusion rather than a workable deal.

Jimmy Fallon jokes about Trump’s conflict with Pope Leo XIV, Kash Patel’s lawsuit against The Atlantic, and the administration’s latest political controversies.

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert presents a satirical FBI: Most Wasted report about the FBI and the administration’s chaotic approach to law enforcement and political accountability.

The monologue examines Trump’s prolonged war, his desire for public honors, and allegations surrounding Kash Patel, using the stories to question the administration’s judgment and credibility.

Henry Winkler discusses his work on Curb Your Enthusiasm and his playful disagreement with Larry David, while reflecting on comedy, friendship, and his long career.

Annalena Baerbock discusses the United Nations as a form of collective security and explains why international cooperation remains essential for countries facing shared crises.

Quinta Brunson discusses Abbott Elementary and the fan who confronted her about Janine and Gregory’s breakup, explaining how viewers’ investment in the characters affects the show.

Don Cheadle discusses performing Proof for Barack and Michelle Obama and reflects on the pressure and excitement of presenting the play to such a high-profile audience.

Ringo Starr discusses watching Paul McCartney perform, the Beatles’ legacy, and the new Beatles films, while reflecting on Abbey Road and the band’s continuing influence.

Lea Michele discusses the Broadway production of Chess and how she and her castmates developed their characters through the show’s music and relationships.

Darren Criss discusses his Tony-winning performance in Maybe Happy Ending, the Broadway theater production approaching 600 performances, and how the role connects to his Glee history.

Jake Tapper discusses why he avoids congratulating President Trump and explains his concerns about the administration’s conduct, language, and treatment of political opponents.

Kal Penn discusses another Harold & Kumar movie and his new pot-themed documentary series on Hulu, along with the unusual experiences that shaped the projects.

Taylor Dearden discusses The Pitt, including how her mother made her watch the series and how playing a medical role led family members to ask her clinical questions.

Thundercat performs “Walking on the Moon” on The Tonight Show.

Bleachers perform “The van” on Jimmy Kimmel Live!