Last Night on Late Night

Desi Lydic covers Donald Trump's renewed tariffs on Canadian goods and his attempt to blame Canada's wildfire smoke while overlooking climate change. She also examines his push for the SAVE America Act and mocks Republican comparisons between voter identification requirements and Olive Garden's Never Ending Pasta Pass.

Jimmy Fallon covers Spain cropping Donald Trump out of its World Cup celebration photos, the president’s repeated losing sports predictions and confusion over celebrities in the stands. He also riffs on Truth Social’s paid market-data plan, a false lettuce warning and The Odyssey’s box-office success.

Seth Meyers jokes about Donald Trump’s World Cup comments, his desire to trade places with Cristiano Ronaldo, and the president’s tendency to present an easier alternate reality.

Megan Rapinoe introduces her podcast Why Are You Like This?, which explores people who reject conventional paths. She discusses activism rooted in being gay, a woman and the sister of a formerly incarcerated man, and says an AI system cost her a brand deal because of her support for trans people. Rapinoe also reflects on retirement and her parents' sacrifices for soccer.

Travis Scott discusses acting in The Odyssey after Christopher Nolan unexpectedly called him about a role, then recording the end-credits song “When I’m Home.” He also recalls attending World Cup matches, receiving a signed Erling Haaland jersey and discovering on set that he would perform alongside stars including Anne Hathaway and Robert Pattinson.

Marlon Wayans promotes the extended cut of Scary Movie and celebrates the franchise’s strong return, its returning cast, and the many Wayans family members involved. He recalls his mother’s sharp roasting and performs impressions from his career. Wayans also explains how supporting his child’s transition shaped a comedy special about moving from denial to acceptance.

Leslie Jones discusses hosting Roast My Rental, mocks Seth Meyers’s vocabulary, and describes being distracted by her appearance during the interview. She also reacts to the show’s most alarming properties.

Drew Brees reflects on his Pro Football Hall of Fame induction, including the family setup behind his surprise “knock” and the teammates, coaches and New Orleans fans he plans to honor. He also discusses coaching his sons, calls sports a powerful teacher of perseverance and teamwork, and competes with Jimmy Fallon in pumpkin-seed spitting.

Diarra Kilpatrick promotes season two of Diarra from Detroit, describing the series as both mystery and a comedy and a love letter to Detroit. She explains how a childhood story about her grandmother reclaiming a stolen television inspired the show’s blend of suspense and emotion. Kilpatrick also reflects on the support she received from her mother.

Jo Firestone discusses her book Sex on Murder Island and explains how Love Island inspired its murder-mystery premise. She also talks about writing comedy and the unusual blend of romance, competition, and crime in the story.

The cast of Les Misérables: The Arena Concert Spectacular performs “One Day More” on The Tonight Show.

Guitarricadelafuente performs “BABIECA!” on Jimmy Kimmel Live!