Last Night on Late Night

Jimmy Fallon jokes about Trump’s campaign appearances before the midterms, including his attempt to spell Mississippi and his effort to make the election about himself. He also mocks Trump’s push to block Alaska’s Senate results and comments about Don Jr.’s expensive wedding.

Jimmy Kimmel mocks Trump-related lawsuits and election tactics ahead of the midterms, including the dispute over two Dan Sullivans on Alaska’s ballot. He also ridicules Trump’s comments about Nicki Minaj and Obama’s jokes about Trump’s White House renovations.

Seth Meyers examines the final stretch of the midterm campaign, mocking Trump and Republicans over election fears, Obama’s criticism of Trump’s White House makeover, and Trump’s remarks about Norway. The segment also features satirical campaign messaging and clips from conservative media.

Jon Stewart satirizes the midterm campaign, Trump’s attacks and speeches, and voters’ fixation on the economy. He also riffs on Obama roasting Trump and Nicki Minaj’s comments that became part of the political news cycle.

Billy Crystal discusses his Broadway one-man show, 860, whose title comes from the family home lost in the Palisades fires. He also shares how the show turned a painful family experience into a joyful evening and jokes about his grandchildren calling him Mike Wazowski.

Dave Grohl discusses Foo Fighters’ weeklong residency, the band’s 1990s beginnings, and how he recruited Taylor Hawkins after hearing him play with Alanis Morissette. He also talks about cooking for Vin Diesel and the band’s new album, Your Favorite Toy.

Liev Schreiber discusses directing USC MFA students in Measure for Measure and his dislike of reductive language. He also talks about Nocturne, Apple TV’s thriller series, and how his love of arguing once got him into trouble.

Matthew Cole discusses Princes and Thieves, his investigation into Jared Kushner’s foreign financial relationships and the Affinity Fund. He explains the reporting behind the book and reads Kushner’s lawyer’s denial before examining the allegations and potential conflicts of interest.

Joe Keery discusses moving from touring with his band, Djo, into his Broadway debut in Other Desert Cities and learning demanding dialogue with Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Allison Janney, and Lily Rabe. He also recalls a shocking audience bathroom incident during the production.

Connie Britton talks about taking her adopted son to Tanzania and recalls the Friday Night Lights reunion with Kyle Chandler. She also discusses Phony, Hulu’s mystery series about a teenager who wakes up believing his mother is a stranger.

Morgan Spector reacts to George Russell’s “Train Daddy” nickname on The Gilded Age and explains the character’s changing family dynamics. He also discusses the show’s fourth season and the elaborate beard and period-world details that shape his performance.

Foo Fighters perform “Window,” a song built around recurring images of a face seen through a window, during their residency. The performance comes from Your Favorite Toy.