Michael Boyle

Kimmel told viewers all about the life of his late childhood friend.

“That is your First Amendment right, which I have too, right?” Meyers questioned.

“Good work on that one.”

“You fellas are gonna keep an eye on Marcello for me, right?” Trump asked the ‘SNL’ crew.

Stewart joked about the poor “job security” in late-night TV.

Both hosts shared how they handled receiving devastating news from their networks.

“You know what another word for frozen escalator is? Stairs,” said Kimmel.

“Welcome to the c---py ratings club, Mr. President,” Kimmel said.

South Park turned the tables on Brendan Carr in another defiantly anti-Trump episode.

Kimmel appreciated that MAGA’s attempts to cancel the host have only helped his ratings.

Stewart said it gave him “no pleasure” to praise the GOP senator.

Colbert pointed out a surprising benefit to having Kimmel back.

“We’re gonna keep doing our show the way we’ve always done it,” Meyers said.

“With an autocrat, you cannot give an inch,” Colbert said.

Tapper speculated that moral objections had little to do with why Kimmel’s show was pulled.

Wanda Sykes was scheduled to appear as the main guest on Wednesday night’s show before ABC pulled the plug.

“This Epstein thing, do they think we’re just gonna forget about it?” Kimmel asked.

Colbert blew Kimmel a kiss during his monologue.

Late-night hosts are among those offering their condolences to Colbert.

Colbert trashed Paramount’s lack of “dignity” in their handling of Trump’s lawsuit.