
The host opens the show with jokes about Donald Trump banning news outlets from the White House and reacting to political headlines.
Monologues, interviews, and musical performances from the previous night.
Monday, September 21, 2026
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Kimmel: Woody Harrelson, Sam Richardson, Greta Van Fleet
Daily Show: Host: Jon Stewart · Guest: Ari Emanuel

The host opens the show with jokes about Donald Trump banning news outlets from the White House and reacting to political headlines.

The monologue jokes about political news after the summer break, including Donald Trump’s media conflicts and current Washington controversies.

The Daily Show podcast hosts Matt O’Brien and Desi Lydic recap the week’s news, joke about attending the Emmys, and discuss political and cultural stories in their conversational preview of the week ahead.

Jimmy Fallon jokes about Donald Trump’s political news and meetings while moving through the night’s major headlines.

Woody Harrelson promotes Brothers, his new Apple TV series with Matthew McConaughey, which premieres Wednesday. He recounts finding McConaughey beside him in the bathroom at the Emmys, where a hug turned into an unexpectedly comic exchange. They also discuss the possibility that they are biological brothers, the family investigation behind the rumor, and McConaughey’s reluctance to take a DNA test.

Kelly Clarkson discusses finishing her seven-year run on The Kelly Clarkson Show and her music career.
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Ari Emanuel discusses channeling rage and ego into Hollywood, his work as an agent, and the forces shaping the entertainment industry.

Queen Latifah discusses her work and shares a story about Dolly Parton making her chicken, along with memories from her career.
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Sam Richardson discusses his love of the Detroit Lions, baseball, and his role in Matchbox the Movie.

Dave Franco revisits his Superbad audition and the “Piss Boy” joke that followed him for years. He also discusses his new animated films Hoppers and Forgotten Island, including an exorcist-style scene cut from Hoppers and his role as a weredog in Forgotten Island.
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Greta Van Fleet performs “Saw You Stand” on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, previewing the band’s album Palace for the People, due October 9.