Last Night on Late Night

Seth Meyers discusses Trump and Putin’s lengthy phone call, the administration’s foreign-policy messaging, and other political news from the day.

Jordan Klepper reports on California’s competitive governor’s race, including Eric Swalwell’s withdrawal and the possibility of a Republican winning statewide office.

The Tonight Show jokes about Donald Trump’s “telephonically” described peace negotiations with Iran and the stalled diplomatic effort.

Colbert jokes about Donald Trump’s prime-time address, tensions around the Supreme Court, and the administration’s shifting positions on immigration and space policy.

Jimmy Kimmel jokes about Donald Trump attacking him and wanting him fired, mixing the political news with commentary about his own place in late-night television.

Adam Scott discusses his horror movie Hokum, including the frightening scenes that made someone in the audience lose control. He also talks about the film’s release in theaters.

RZA discusses Wu-Tang Clan’s induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the group’s legacy, while talking about his own music and creative work.

Olivia Rodrigo discusses the inspiration behind a song on her new album and how Sex and the City influenced its writing.

Meryl Streep discusses why women need to be heard in politics and how the SAVE Act could affect American women. She also reflects on her long career and the responsibility of speaking publicly about current issues.

Meryl Streep discusses returning as Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada 2, calling Lady Gaga, and becoming a grandmother.

Juliette Lewis discusses joining a busking session in Central Park and making her Broadway debut in The Rocky Horror Show.

Richard Gadd recalls a memorable encounter with Steve Martin and discusses how The Office UK influenced his career. He also reflects on the success of Baby Reindeer and becoming a three-time Emmy winner.

Desi Lydic discusses hosting The Daily Show, growing up with conservative parents, and the story of her puppy accidentally getting high.

Bruce Hornsby and The Noisemakers perform “Indigo Park,” the title track from Hornsby’s new album Indigo Park, on The Tonight Show.

Maggie Rogers performs “Alaska” on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.

Maggie Rogers performs “One for My Baby (And One More for the Road)” on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.