Seth Meyers Supports Obama Criticizing Trump

During the second day of the Democratic National Convention (D.N.C.), late-night hosts took to their shows to comment on the event's notable moments, particularly focusing on former President Barack Obama's subtle critique of Donald Trump. Seth Meyers highlighted how Obama managed to "burn" Trump without uttering a word, using merely a hand gesture. Meyers also praised Michelle Obama for her impactful speech, expressing disappointment that she does not wish to enter politics or host a late-night show. Jimmy Fallon added humor to the discussion, suggesting that Trump's reaction to Michelle Obama's remarks was so strong that it prompted him to abandon television for exercise and reading. Fallon also referenced Stormy Daniels, implying that there was nothing in her statements that required fact-checking, further emphasizing the absurdity of the situation. Guest host Jordan Klepper of "The Daily Show" chimed in with a critical observation about the Secret Service's failure to protect Trump, linking it to a broader narrative of political vulnerability. He also made a playful remark about Lil Jon's performance at the D.N.C., suggesting that the artist had anticipated his music would resonate with the convention's audience. RuPaul, hosting "Jimmy Kimmel Live," reminisced about the late-night landscape of the 1970s, sharing his experiences of watching Truman Capote. As the D.N.C. continued, Jon Stewart was set to host a live episode of "The Daily Show" from Chicago, marking the final night of the convention.