Last Night on Late Night

Seth Meyers jokes about Donald Trump attending the FIFA World Cup final, being booed during the ceremony, and his apparent confusion about the sport.

Jon Stewart covers Spain's World Cup victory, Donald Trump inserting himself into the trophy celebration and the escalating Iran war. He then examines the administration's claims of meritocracy through Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s public-health leadership, failed prosecutions of political opponents and a troubled state fair.

Jimmy Fallon covers Spain’s World Cup victory over Argentina, Donald Trump lingering onstage during the trophy celebration and celebrity misidentifications in the stands. He also addresses Truth Social charging Wall Street firms for faster access to Trump’s market-moving posts, a lettuce recall mix-up and The Odyssey’s box-office opening.

Guest host Colman Domingo covers Spain’s World Cup victory, Donald Trump being booed at the match and broadcasters misidentifying celebrities in the stands. He also responds to right-wing complaints about The Odyssey’s diverse casting and stages a fashion intervention for Guillermo.

Marcello Hernández discusses his new film 72 Hours, roasts Kevin Hart’s Instagram photos, and recalls being energized by Mike Tyson. He also talks about his rise from soccer to acting.

Ben Wikler discusses his book This Is The Plan, using Wisconsin's fight against gerrymandering and voter suppression to explain how local organizing can rebuild democratic power. He also recounts defeating an Elon Musk-backed state Supreme Court campaign and argues for abolishing the filibuster, reforming the Supreme Court and delivering tangible policy results.

Kevin Hart promotes 72 Hours, explaining how an accidental group text inspired a comedy about an aging advertising executive joining a younger bachelor party to save his job. He also describes attending the World Cup final, boasts about his rapidly improving golf game and complains that LeBron James’s possible move could disrupt their golf schedule.

Jacob Elordi promotes Ridley Scott’s apocalyptic film The Dog Stars, recalling its practical Italian shoot, an Italian-speaking dog and conversations with co-star Josh Brolin. He also reflects on Nate’s violent Euphoria ending, including two days in a coffin with a boa constrictor, and jokes about breaking both heels as the episode aired.

Minka Kelly discusses Ransom Canyon, returning to the world of Friday Night Lights, and her surprise that the Netflix series became a hit. She also reflects on how audiences respond to her earlier work.

DJ Khaled promotes his forthcoming album Aalam of God, explaining why he delayed it to make the project bigger and how his family participates in his studio process. He also reflects on 20 years of music, introduces his We the Best Films venture and discusses executive-producing Killing Castro with Al Pacino.

Jaafar Jackson discusses playing his uncle Michael Jackson and working with Colman Domingo on the film Michael.

Buju Banton performs “Butterflies” from his album Too Too Bad on The Tonight Show.