Welcome to the Late Night Roundup, where we summarize the best moments from last night’s comedy shows.

Joe Biden’s New Memoir

Former President Joe Biden announced his upcoming memoir, Promise Me, America, detailing his time in office. The book is scheduled for release on November 17. Comedian Jimmy Fallon highlighted the announcement with humor:

• Fallon joked about Biden’s previous writings, humorously referring to The Odyssey as his first book.
• He quipped that the memoir, about Biden’s memories from his presidency, is only three pages long.
• In jest, Fallon mentioned Kamala Harris as a co-writer toward the end of the book.

Pandemic Parody

Ike Barinholtz, guest hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live!, added a comedic take on the news of an outbreak affecting multiple states:

• Barinholtz mentioned a widespread outbreak impacting 34 states and included humorous audience interactions.
• He humorously attributed the outbreak to a lack of program funding introduced by the previous administration, coining the term ‘Trump Diarrhea.’

Michael Kosta also offered a satirical critique of funding cuts to health programs and their impact.

Exciting Celebrity Appearances

Jon Bernthal, featuring in The Odyssey, expressed enthusiasm about his collaboration with filmmaker Christopher Nolan while on Late Night with Seth Meyers.

On Thursday night, Regina Hall is set to appear on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to discuss her performance in The Five Star Weekend.

Final Thoughts

Octavia Spencer shared her views on self-confidence, expressing a desire to share it widely. She emphasized the importance of self-worth and personal presence.