Liberal late-night hosts Jon Stewart, Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, and Seth Meyers expressed their concern and disbelief at Donald Trump's return to the presidency.
Frantic wide-eyed stares into the camera, agitated hand gestures, and the occasional “what the fuck” filled the network TV airwaves on Monday as Donald Trump ’s return to the Oval Office left liberal late-night hosts Jon Stewart, Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, and Seth Myers reeling.
Stephen Colbert bookend his monologue with new rules for the next fours years: 1. “calories don’t count” and 2. “It’s perfectly reasonable to have a vodka tonic at 8a.m,” and then a conspiracy-filled screed, saying “fuck it! He told us to inject bleach and I still believe there’s a pee pee tape! Russia, if you’re listening, let the ‘golden age’ begin.”
After spending several minutes mocking country music mega star Carrie Underwood for technical issues she didn’t cause, Kimmel got what looked like an assist from proven liar and CNN host Jake Tapper to lampoon Biden floating away once and for all with a White House tied to hundreds of balloons, a la the movieOver on NBC, a much more subdued Seth Meyers intro’ed the big news of the day with an “Oh shit, right, Donald Trump’s now the president of the United States. Fuck me.
Lastly, Jimmy Fallon walked out on stage wearing a very similar hat as the one First Lady Melania Trump wore to the inauguration, joking “Who wore it best, me, Melania, or the Hamburglar?”
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