Seth Meyers on Thursday mocked the Republican National Convention for having to come up with contingency plans for if Donald Trump ends up behind bars when it starts in Milwaukee on July 15. Trump, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, is due to be sentenced in his hush money trial just four days earlier.

Since former President Donald Trump was found guilty last week on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, GOP pundits and politicians have argued that the development will actually help his chances in the 2024 election,

The ‘Late Night’ host on celebrating his show’s 10th anniversary, the double-edged success of “Seth Goes Day Drinking,” and why he once thought Trump hosting ‘SNL’ was a good idea.

Late Night has returned from its two-week break with gusto, with host Seth Meyers immediately diving in to tackle former U.S. president Donald Trump's 34 criminal convictions.

Donald Trump has been called a lot of names by late night hosts — most often a Cheeto, based on how orange his skin is — but on Thursday night's episode of "Late Night," Seth Meyers theorized that the convicted felon might actually secretly be an animal.