Late Night Comedians React to Trump's 2024 Win

The latest late-night comedy shows had a lot to say about Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 election. Jimmy Kimmel kicked off his monologue with a stark message: "This was the worst Taco Tuesday ever! " He explained how the country picked a "criminal" over a prosecutor butk emphasized that it's important to accept the result. Kimmel got emotional as he listed those affected, from immigrants to the climate. He also shared a hopeful note that this could be a wake-up call for many.Stephen Colbert opened his show with a straightforward statement: "Well, it happened again. " He reflected on the peaceful transfer of power and wondered if the shock would fade. He also expressed that no one really wants their political material to come from a controversial figure like Trump. Seth Meyers kicked off his show with a deeper reflection on Trump's win. He admitted he wasn't happy but found joy in his community. Meyers acknowledged that a significant part of the country sees Trump as a good president, highlighting the complexities of democracy.