Seth Meyers

Just about every late-night host had a field day with the Trump-Putin summit and news conference.

“It went great and every single person loved it. Across the board.”

“[Trump] turned himself into an object of ridicule,” Meyers said.

The first lady's White House role is "insulting to women," according to Mika Brzezinski.

Meyers blasted the "self-proclaimed defenders of morality" siding with Trump.

The comedian said the president was filled with self-doubt.

“There are stories that need to get out."

Just what is "Executive Time" anyway?

So much for "no Trump jokes."

"A special hello to hosts of other upcoming award shows who are watching me tonight like the first dog they shot into outer space."

Unlike last year, NBC will, in fact, be live streaming the Golden Globes online (for those with a cable login).

“Then he'll pack his shit, and get out of our lives forever!” rejoiced the Late Night host.

Trump played golf five days in a row. "Even the Masters only lasts four days," says Meyers.

One year after losing presidential bid, Clinton is ready to laugh.

'Late Night' host Seth Meyers tackles Harvey Weinstein, Donald Trump and a culture of systemic misogyny and male entitlement.

"People speak about mass shootings like they are national disasters," says Trevor Noah.

The DACA repeal is "cruel and capricious," says Meyers.

Where was Trump's "moderating influence" while he went rogue on Charlottesville protest?

“Is Donald Trump a racist? I’ll let you decide yes for yourselves.”

Seth Meyers tells Congress to "cut bait on the president."

"You can stand for a nation or you can stand for a hateful movement, but you can't do both. If you can't make the right choice, then I'm confident that the American voter will," Meyers said of Trump.

“You can’t out-hyperbole a dictator who’s crazy," the war veteran said on "Late Night."

“My loyalty is not with Donald Trump," Jenner said. "My loyalty is not with the Republican party. My loyalty is with this community, and I will fight for this community."

The 'Late Night' host couldn't get a straight answer out of Trump's former campaign manager.

The “Late Night” host accused Trump of “stoking fear and spreading hate.”

Sanders talks to Seth Meyers and the "Today" show about his rival's qualifications for the nation's highest office.

"If you are trying to keep people paying dues and supporting your organization, you want to keep them upset," Clinton said of the NRA.

The late-night host wouldn't let the former Alaska governor off easy.