Late Night Hosts Face Viewer Backlash Over Repetitive Anti-Trump Jokes

Late-night hosts have faced backlash for reviving stale anti-Trump jokes as he begins his second presidency, with viewers expressing boredom over the repetitive material. Seth Meyers and Jimmy Kimmel made light of the inauguration, while Jimmy Fallon’s jokes received mixed reactions, highlighting a sense of fatigue among audiences. Critics on social media lamented the lack of originality in the hosts' humor, with some calling for a return to more innovative comedy. Additionally, Stephen Colbert’s comments suggested a disconnect with the dissatisfied audience, raising concerns about declining ratings. Meanwhile, John Stewart and other comedians criticized not just Trump but also the Democrats for their hypocritical presence during the inauguration. This has sparked discussions about the relevance of late-night comedy in today’s political landscape and its future viability.