Seth Meyers is often celebrated for being the nicest man in late night. However, even the best boss has to lay down the law sometimes — and on NBC's "Late Night," he does that in the form of Surprise Inspections.

David Letterman warned Seth Meyers, after Trump publicly stated that he wants Meyers fired: 'He's our dictator. He's not going anywhere.'

The "Late Night" host disclosed why the turkeys got so "suspicious" toward the president at the pardoning ceremony.

Seth Meyers poked fun at Donald Trump after the president gave a rambling speech during the turkey pardoning ceremony at the White House.

Seth Meyers is hitting back after President Donald Trump called for NBC to fire him, a sentiment that was amplified by FCC chair Brendan Carr.

Seth Meyers roasted Donald Trump on Tuesday’s (November 26) episode of Late Night after the President delivered a nonsensical speech during the annual Thanksgiving turkey pardoning ceremony.

“I’ve never seen Trump this smitten before,” Meyers marveled. “This is a reminder he doesn’t work with a single cool person. He is surrounded by so many charmless goons that the first time he got to hang out with someone who had a little charisma, he swooned like he was on a date with the varsity quarterback.”

Former late-night host David Letterman is laughing off President Trump’s attacks on fellow comedian Seth Meyers, which have included calling for his firing. “By the way, a shoutout to

Renate Reinsve was spotted making her way into the NBC Studios in New York on Wednesday, en route to her Late Night With Seth Meyers appearance as she continues promoting her film Sentimental Value. And once again, she delivered the sort of look that affirms that she will be one of most intriguing celebrities to watch this awards season.

The president spent so much time talking that Meyers thinks the turkeys would have preferred to be put out of their misery.