Trump has pushed for the end of several late night hosts’ time on air. In addition to criticisms of Kimmel going back years, Trump has fumed about CBS’ Stephen Colbert—whose show has been set to end next May—and NBC’s Seth Meyers.

Taylor Swift is making her way around the late-night circuit in support of her new album, The Life of a Showgirl. Her next stop? The Tonight Show followed by Late Night With Seth Meyers.

The “Daily Show” host Michael Kosta said the president seeking compensation shouldn’t be a surprise: “Trump sues people more often than Barron gets hit by a sea gull.”

Saturday Night Live,' returning for Season 51 Saturday, has long been a target of President Trump, who has voiced his distaste for the sketch comedy series.

Only about one-quarter of Americans say they have watched a late-night talk show or variety show at least monthly in the last year.

The late night talk show host is staying booked and busy, even as the months wind down for his “Late Show with Stephen Colbert.” It was announced in July by CBS that the show would be ending in May 2026, so another one of the network’s shows had some fun with Colbert being “killed off.”

While traditional Nielsen ratings show a decline, late-night hosts are still finding audiences online. Kimmel has 20 million YouTube subscribers, and his three most recent videos each earned more than 3 million views. Fallon has over 32 million subscribers, Colbert just over 10 million and Seth Meyers around 5 million.