Seth Meyers Fires Back at Trump's Demand for NBC to Fire Him in Scathing Monologue
Late night host Seth Meyers responded to President Donald Trump's demand for NBC to fire him in a scathing monologue on his show. Meyers addressed Trump's criticism and highlighted the lack of positive comments about the president. He humorously pointed out that being attacked by Trump doesn't make him special, listing other individuals Trump has criticized. Meyers also joked about Trump's accusation of him being in an "uncontrollable rage" and referenced a past monologue that upset the president. Despite Trump's calls for his firing, Meyers took the criticism in stride and continued to deliver his show. The response comes after Trump accused Meyers of suffering from "Trump Derangement Syndrome" on Truth Social. FCC Chair Brendan Carr supported Trump's stance by reposting his comments. Meyers has been vocal in his criticism of Trump and his administration on "Late Night," often calling out the White House's actions. Despite Trump's repeated attacks, Meyers remains on air, hosting "Late Night With Seth Meyers" on NBC weeknights at 12:35 a.m. ET.