Late Night with Seth Meyers — Season 13
Seth observed Trump’s directive to his attorney general, Pam Bondi, instructing her to pursue prosecutions against political adversaries. He also noted the former president's efforts to stifle critical television networks through threats of…
Seth delivered his monologue and then spent the afternoon in a leisurely haze of day drinking with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, before transitioning to interviews with Bobby Cannavale and Lola Young.
Seth scrutinized Trump’s disjointed address at the United Nations, alongside the White House’s assertion that U.N. personnel had tampered with the escalator prior to his remarks. He discussed this with Ken Jeong and Louis Partridge.
Seth observed the pronouncements of MAGA Republicans and Fox News personalities, who posited a sinister conspiracy aimed at preventing Donald Trump’s arrival at the United Nations via escalator. This observation preceded his conversation wi…
Seth observed the president's latest online activity: an AI-generated video depicting the leader himself, accompanied by a veiled threat to deploy troops to another American city. This digital pronouncement preceded a conversation with both…
Seth delivers his opening monologue before Late Night writer Mike Scollins presents a selection of the most frightening films. Following this, Seth engages in conversation with guests Kate McKinnon, Charlie Hunnam, and Chelsea Frei.
Seth investigates the responsibility for the government shutdown, and addresses Donald Trump’s address to military leaders, where he issued a veiled threat of war against American cities, before engaging in conversation with Reneé Rapp and …
Seth observed Congresswoman Madeleine Dean's direct challenge to House Speaker Mike Johnson regarding President Trump's increasingly erratic actions, followed by reports of Republican officials celebrating the potential for government cuts …
Seth scrutinized Trump’s assertion that he possessed the authority to deploy troops to Portland, while simultaneously lacking the power to avert a government shutdown, before engaging in conversation with Kirsten Dunst and Tony Shalhoub.
Before the Late Night White House press briefing, Seth delivered his monologue. Afterward, he conversed with guests Channing Tatum and Megan Moroney, and welcomed Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten for a cooking demonstration.

Taylor Swift. Her name has become synonymous with a particular kind of artistry: a potent blend of vulnerability and shrewd ambition. She emerged from the landscape of country music to conquer the pop charts, building a devoted fanb…
Seth scrutinized Trump, mistakenly believing "habeas corpus" was a name. He noted Trump’s declared intention to arrest Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, a pronouncement made prior to his conversation with Ryan Reynolds and Emilia Jones.
Seth delivered his monologue and then conducted an unexpected inspection of the writers who contribute to it. Following this, he sat down with his guests: Rose Byrne, Sean Casey, Mark DeRosa, and Caleb Hearon.
Seth observed Trump's pronouncements regarding potential military intervention in response to the widespread demonstrations – a historic display of "No Kings" protests sweeping the nation. This observation preceded his conversation with Jes…
Seth delivered his monologue to an audience member identified as a proponent of kindness, who then requested he refrain from referencing RFK Jr. Following the broadcast, Seth engaged in conversation with guests Larry David, Joel Kim Booster…
Seth observed the spectacle of Trump dismantling the White House's East Wing, ostensibly for the construction of a personal ballroom, and his subsequent demand that the Justice Department remit a $230 million payment before engaging in conv…
Seth observed Trump’s apparent dismantling of the White House, seemingly to construct a ballroom, rather than addressing the central pledge of his campaign, before engaging in conversation with guests Leslie Jones and Amelia Dimoldenberg.
Seth observed Donald Trump's latest maneuver – a deliberate provocation aimed at the media, fueled by his refusal to definitively dismiss a potential third term. This came just before he engaged in conversation with Ethan Hawke and Zadie Sm…
Seth delivers his monologue before Late Night writer Amber Ruffin provides a summary of the latest pop culture headlines. Following this, Seth engages in conversation with guests Reese Witherspoon, Harlan Coben, and Chloe Fineman, and also …
Seth observed Donald Trump thoroughly enjoying himself during a state visit to Asia, a stark contrast to the widespread discontent brewing back home regarding the ongoing government shutdown. This observation occurred just before he sat dow…
Seth scrutinized Trump's characterization of criticism regarding his Asian tour as "almost treasonous," alongside the former president's veiled threats to deploy active military personnel within American cities, all before engaging in conve…
As Seth surveyed the Trump administration's efforts to curtail food assistance for vulnerable families, he worked on a bathroom renovation within the White House. This was before his conversation with Nikki Glaser and Matthew Macfadyen.
Seth launches into his monologue, swiftly navigating a range of subjects and delivering sharp, witty critiques aimed at those who have earned them. Following this, he engages in conversation with guests Tim Robinson, Zach Kanin, and Stavros…
Seth observed the unfolding elections, finding their progress exceeding even the Democrats' most optimistic projections, before he engaged in conversation with Alex Rodriguez and Dakota Fanning.
Seth observes the lingering disarray within the Republican party following recent electoral setbacks, all while Donald Trump asserts that identification is now required for grocery purchases before engaging in conversation with Tiffany Hadd…
Seth observed the Senate Democrats' reluctant concession to end the government shutdown, a decision made despite recent gains and encouraging public opinion, before he sat down for interviews with Michael Shannon and Elizabeth Olsen.
Seth prepares his monologue before joining Amber Ruffin and Jenny Hagel for a segment of jokes delivered with his signature bewildered cadence. Afterward, he engages in conversation with guests including Joel Edgerton, Elle Fanning, and Edg…
Seth observed the resumption of government operations following the Democratic concession and the House's insistence on a vote to release the Epstein files, before engaging in conversation with Matthew Broderick and Dave Franco.
Seth observed Trump’s key advisors convening an urgent meeting in the Situation Room following the disclosure of his name in recently released emails pertaining to Jeffrey Epstein, prior to his conversations with Claire Danes and Callum Tur…
Seth observed Donald Trump's sharp rebuke of MAGA Republicans for their efforts to release the Epstein files, followed by his abrupt change of stance regarding the House vote, all before his conversation with Jeff Goldblum and Jane Krakowsk…
Seth delivered his monologue before turning to memories of a more uncomplicated era – a time not long past when a twenty-dollar chocolate bar from Dubai wasn't a thing. He spoke with guests Brendan Fraser and Chloë Grace Moretz, and welcome…
Seth examined the unfolding situation of Trump’s failing efforts to suppress the release of the Epstein files, a struggle that had spanned months, before engaging in conversation with Jonathan Bailey and Mary Steenburgen.
Seth observed Trump as he composed an extended, rambling social media post concerning the Epstein files. This occurred prior to his conversation with guests Cynthia Erivo and Brooks Wheelan, and before he introduced Wheelan for a stand-up p…
Seth observed Trump's reception of Zohran Mamdani at the White House before proceeding to meet with Daniel Radcliffe, Jonathan Groff, Lindsay Mendez, and Taran Killam.
Seth observed Marjorie Taylor Greene’s departure from Congress, a development occurring alongside the dismissal of two prosecutions targeting political adversaries of Donald Trump. This unfolded prior to his conversation with Tom Hanks and …
Before conducting a surprise inspection of his monologue writers, Seth runs through his material. He then sits down with guests Hank Azaria, Renate Reinsve, EJAE, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami.
In his monologue, Seth turns his attention to the day's headlines before warmly inviting his children to join him for an interview. Later, he shares a relaxed conversation with his family as they gather for Thanksgiving.
Seth observed the spectacle of Trump accepting a fabricated peace prize from FIFA before engaging in conversation with Sabrina Carpenter and Josh O'Connor.
Seth delivers his opening monologue before Late Night writer Amber Ruffin offers a summary of the latest pop culture headlines. Following this, Seth engages in conversation with guests Amy Sedaris, Brandon Sklenar, and Kareem Rahma.
Seth observed the subtle tension between Trump and the American public regarding the economic climate, a brief divergence of opinion, before turning his attention to a conversation with Amanda Seyfried and Andrew Scott.
Seth scrutinized Trump, asserting that the notion of "affordability" was a deceptive fabrication before engaging in conversation with Ike Barinholtz and Ashley Padilla.
Seth observed Donald Trump as he delivered a considered speech on snakes during a White House Christmas reception, before proceeding to converse with Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Paisley.
Seth delivered his monologue and then spent the afternoon drinking with Sabrina Carpenter before joining guests Jack Black and Ella Purnell for conversation.
Seth observed the White House engaged in damage control following the release of a scathing Vanity Fair article detailing disparaging remarks from the former Trump chief of staff regarding the administration. This occurred prior to the arti…
Seth observed Trump's desperate attempt to project an image of prosperity during his erratic primetime address, before turning his attention to conversations with Ariana Grande and Fran Drescher.
Seth observed Trump's unprecedented achievement in becoming the inaugural recipient of the FIFA Peace Prize, a distinction earned after a campaign that included the bombing of a foreign nation and the abduction of its leader, all preceding …
Seth prepares his monologue before joining Amber Ruffin and Jenny Hagel for a segment of jokes delivered with his characteristic deadpan delivery. Afterward, he engages in conversation with guests including Karl-Anthony Towns, Shawn Levy, a…
Seth scrutinized the staunch supporters of MAGA, maintaining his position that international law is a fiction, as global condemnation of the Trump administration’s actions in Venezuela and its escalating threats concerning Greenland deepene…
Seth examines the escalating national outrage surrounding the fatal shooting by ICE agents in Minneapolis, and the Trump administration’s efforts to misrepresent the events, during a conversation with Idris Elba and Marisa Abela.
Seth scrutinized the reports detailing Trump's veiled threats of war with Europe, specifically involving a potential invasion of Greenland, before engaging in conversation with Emilia Clarke and Connor Storrie.
Before the White House press briefing, Seth prepared his monologue, a collection of pointed questions for White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt. Afterward, he sat down with guests Kristen Wiig, Lee Byung hun, and Jay Jurden.
Seth examined the Trump administration's intensified deployment of Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Minnesota before proceeding with interviews featuring Alan Cumming and Ali Larter.
Seth scrutinized Donald Trump’s assertion that he might invoke a 1792 law to deploy the military within an American city, before engaging in conversation with Kenan Thompson and Carrie Coon.
Sarah Silverman and Mark Strong.
Billy Bob Thornton, Heidi Gardner, and Molly Baz.
Claire Foy and Bert Kreischer.
Sean Hayes and Maria Taylor.
Chris Hayes and Bob the Drag Queen.
Stephen Colbert and Marc Shaiman.
Denis Leary and Jamie Demetriou.
Joel McHale and Alison Oliver.
Alexander Skarsgård and Paula Pell.
Liam Neeson and Amber Ruffin.
James Acaster and Kaley Cuoco.
Nick Jonas and John Early.
Cillian Murphy and Maggie Gyllenhaal.
Nicolle Wallace, Rebecca Ferguson, Joe Santagato, and Frank Alvarez.
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