Last Night on Late Night

Jimmy Kimmel mocks Donald Trump for skipping Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding, sending a combative Memorial Day message and repeatedly boasting about a cognitive test and physical. He also covers Trump’s shifting Iran-war claims, RFK Jr. handling biting snakes, a Trump Mobile security flaw and an imagined Abraham Lincoln phone commercial.

Seth Meyers’ A Closer Look examines Donald Trump’s record-low approval rating, Republican infighting, cabinet turnover, and FBI Director Kash Patel’s alleged misconduct and absences.

Emily Blunt promotes Disclosure Day, describing Steven Spielberg’s alien thriller and how she created her character’s alien tongue instead of relying on AI. She also recalls Meryl Streep dancing with the mothers at her wedding, jokes about Dwayne Johnson’s mishaps at their Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony and shares how her children reacted to E.T.

Colman Domingo discusses Michael, the upcoming biopic in which he plays Joe Jackson, and his friendship with Zendaya, whom he first encountered when she was a child. He also demonstrates his moonwalk and reflects on performing across film, television, and stage roles.

Justin Hartley discusses Tracker, family life, and balancing work with time at home.

José Andrés promotes Spain My Way while demonstrating a tortilla vaga made with potato chips and pouring Spanish cider with Jimmy Kimmel and Guillermo. He also voices support for civilians affected by war and thanks Kimmel and Stephen Colbert for helping World Central Kitchen.

Scott MacArthur discusses Running Point, whose second season is streaming on Netflix. He tells the story of meeting a photographer at Jamba Juice for headshots while driving his brother’s car and recalls offending Kate Hudson by going sockless.

Walt “Clyde” Frazier traces his fashion sense to his father and recalls how a Borsalino hat, steals on the court and the film Bonnie and Clyde produced his nickname. He explains how rhyming helped him break into broadcasting, discusses his children’s book Winning & Grinning and says the current Knicks’ teamwork reminds him of his 1973 championship team.