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Seth Meyers Hits Back After Trump Said NBC Should Fire the ‘Late Night’ Host

Seth Meyers mocked Donald Trump’s demand for his firing, noting he is one of many on Trump’s list, and acknowledged some criticisms about his show’s ratings.

  • On November 17, Seth Meyers responded on NBC's Late Night after President Donald Trump's weekend posts urging NBC to fire him, airing a news clip about Trump's Truth Social post and addressing the comment on-air.
  • On the platform Truth Social, President Donald Trump wrote that Seth Meyers is suffering from an incurable case of Trump Derangement Syndrome and called the show a `Ratings DISASTER`.
  • Using rhetorical questions, Meyers noted he was on Trump's `s*** list`, which includes Christopher Wray, James Comey, Indiana Republicans, Thomas Massie, Rand Paul, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Joe Biden.
  • Meyers closed his segment by noting he takes `no issue with the President voicing his displeasure` and quipped it was a bad sign the most positive mention came from a 17‑year‑old article.
  • Meyers pointed out the odd exception of Sean Connery praising Trump’s golf course and used nicknames and a New Jersey joke to deflate the post.
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Donald Trump is after Seth Meyers. He insults the comedian and even demands his release. The moderator does not let himself be intimidated by it and counters the US president with bitterly bad humor.

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Seth Meyers Hits Back After Trump Said NBC Should Fire the ‘Late Night’ Host

President blasted the NBC host for having 'no talent.'

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The Indiana Gazette Online broke the news in Indiana, United States on Tuesday, November 18, 2025.
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