Last Night on Late Night

Seth Meyers jokes about Trump naming Stephen Miller as chief of staff, the political fallout around the White House, and other news items surrounding the administration’s latest personnel change.

The Daily Show mocks Trump’s hopes for heaven and his 60 Minutes appearance before examining Stephen Miller becoming chief of staff, with Jon Stewart introducing Rachel Maddow for the political discussion.

Jimmy Fallon mocks Trump’s claim that midterm losses came from bad messaging, revisits the Dana White press-secretary joke, and riffs on the president’s first 60 Minutes interview since the election.

Jimmy Kimmel mocks Trump’s “rigged election” complaints, his failed promises, and the White House insulting Kimmel while joking about the president’s claim that he was kidding about hiring Dana White.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus discusses making her Broadway debut in Other Desert Cities, including a DoorDash delivery that interrupted a performance, the demands of the schedule, and the experience of returning to the stage.

Rachel Maddow discusses the midterms and her work examining the government in Department of Fate, while reflecting on writing and the unusual energy surrounding the current election cycle.

Pete Davidson reacts to footage from his dramatic Mob Wives television debut, talks about dressing his baby as Tony Soprano for Halloween, and shares the family stories behind the joke.

Bill Murray discusses meeting Huey Lewis, driving around Ireland with author Tom Coyne, and the What About Bob screening, mixing golf stories, music, and memories from his long career.

Jamie Dornan talks about nearly running away from hosting SNL UK, his acting work, and the fear and excitement of taking on a live comedy role after years of film and television performances.

Meghann Fahy talks about moving from a small Massachusetts town to New York, performing for livestock before working with Hayley Williams, and the unexpected path from local beginnings to professional stages.

Andy Richter discusses his new Elf book before Will Ferrell repeatedly interrupts, turning a conversation about the holiday movie and Richter’s late-night work into a comic struggle to finish the interview.

Léa Seydoux discusses growing up in Paris, performing opera for Jimmy, working on Mission Impossible, and her connection to Gentle Monster while sharing stories from her travels and career.

The Ask This Old House experts discuss their 25th season, more than 1,000 house calls, and the practical advice they give Jimmy about toilets, critters, and home repairs.