Seth Meyers’ monologue from Thursday, November 10.
Late Night with Seth Meyers.
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Seth Meyers’ monologue from Thursday, November 10.
Late Night with Seth Meyers.
Watch Late Night with Seth Meyers Weeknights 12:35/11:35c on NBC.
Get more Late Night with Seth Meyers: http://www.nbc.com/late-night-with-seth-meyers/
Don’t worry Seth, I liked the two bedroom joke.
ReplyDr. Oz is my neighbor down the street. I just couldn’t vote for the man from any angle. I live Jersey.
ReplyTwimp can not achieve a HARD Schmengy….
ReplyThe fruit basket is even funnier when you remember his claims about how dangerous fruit is at rallies
ReplyOnce he officially runs for president he cant just spend the donor money on whatever scam or legal problem
ReplyI’m sure those 2 bdrm apartments have old fashioned skeleton key holes because NY is so safe.
ReplyHe is the best late night host
ReplyNic needs to lay off the auctions. Or trade an Action Comics #1 for the Trex.
ReplyI’m shocked Oz’s caller ID does not say, “Space the final frontier”.
ReplyHe should delay until after his trial for treason.
ReplyCorrection. When we Scandinavians look out through the keyhole, it’s not because we are nosy, but because we are making sure that no neighbours are outside as we don’t want to interact with them when stepping out the door.
ReplyTrump will announce,taco Tuesday,just found out about it
ReplyWhat a brilliant save and what an excellent monologue!
ReplyTrump allies: “I tried to overthrow my government, and all I got was this stupid red hat (and a prison sentence).”
ReplySending a fruit basket to a fruitcake?
ReplyThe 1942 US Department of Agriculture video *Hemp for Victory* teaches Americans how to grow “Marihuana” to defend our liberty and democracy.
ReplyThe film was banned from history books and public broadcasts for almost 50 years after World War II in order to wage the war on drugs.
There is an official .gov link to the video from the US National Archives. It became public in 1990.
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