Last Night on Late Night

Jimmy Kimmel celebrates the Democrats’ midterm blowout, mocks Trump’s attempts to blame everyone but himself, and jokes about the White House lashing out at Kimmel and other critics.

Seth Meyers jokes about the Democrats taking control of Congress after Election Day, then mocks Trump’s claim that a White House ballroom would be the “most powerful building” and surveys the political fallout.

The Daily Show celebrates the midterm blowout, jokes about Democrats battering the GOP, and turns to Elon Musk being out $500 million amid the election’s larger political shockwaves.

Miles Teller discusses Paper Tiger, Tom Cruise’s plans for Top Gun 3, his Philadelphia sports loyalties, and the MLB All-Star Game, adding stories about the film and his connection to Philly.

John Malkovich discusses Wild Horse Nine, shares memories of Con Air and his long acting career, and talks with Sam Rockwell about the film’s offbeat material and their work together.

Erica Chenoweth explains the 3.5% rule, her research into nonviolent resistance, and why sustained participation can help mass movements challenge dictatorships.

Tracy Morgan celebrates the Knicks, performs his Chewbacca impression, and discusses season 2 of Reggie Dinkins alongside his comic resistance to talking politics and his stories about family and New York.

Timothy Simons talks about Nobody Wants This, a disastrous soup experiment, getting political while working on Veep, and an epic search for cigarettes that becomes a story about his everyday chaos.

Gabby Windey discusses The Body, her fear of watching herself onscreen, and the comic demands of working while pregnant, alongside stories about fart threats and her earlier reality-TV career.

Carrie Coon discusses the new season of The Gilded Age, jokes that Taylor Swift should join the show, and reflects on awards, family, and the unexpected reactions surrounding her career.