Seth Meyers Questions Trump’s Claim He and Biden Could’ve Been Good Friends Outside Politics: ‘How Would They Even Have Met?’

In a recent excerpt from former President Joe Biden's memoir, President Trump claimed that they could have been good friends had it not been for politics. However, comedian Seth Meyers is doubtful of this statement. During his monologue on Tuesday night, Meyers pointed out the absurdity of Trump's claim, questioning how such two figures could have ever met, especially considering Trump's behavior.

He pointed out that Trump's demeanor would not allow for such an encounter, even in the quiet car of an Amtrak train. Additionally, Meyers mocked Trump for questioning the validity of the midterm election results where Democrats made significant gains. He joked about the idea that someone as qualified as Darlene Graham could have lost, emphasizing her last name as if it were a joke.

The segment also touched on Republican representative Thomas Massie's controversial actions during a House floor session, where he brought impeachment articles against Pete Hegseth and addressed him by his full legal name, including the middle name. Meyers quipped that such a gesture would only intensify any anger, comparing it to being called by one's full name by a parent.

Despite the impeachment not passing due to a lack of Democratic representation, Meyers highlighted the importance of this episode in the ongoing political discourse. "Late Night with Seth Meyers" continues to air weeknights at 12:35 a.m. ET on NBC.