Highlights from Late Night Shows: Joe Biden’s Memoir and More

The ‘Late Night Roundup’ offers a summary of last night’s comedy highlights. Here’s a look at some notable moments from the shows:

Joe Biden’s New Memoir

On Wednesday, former President Joe Biden announced his forthcoming memoir titled ‘Promise Me, America,’ which is due for release on November 17. Late-night host Jimmy Fallon jokingly commented on this during his show. Fallon noted that Biden’s new book is his second, humorously referring to the former president’s first book as ‘The Odyssey.’

“The book was written by a ghostwriter, Joe Biden.” — JIMMY FALLON

“The book is about what Biden remembers from his presidency, so it’s three pages.” — JIMMY FALLON

“It’s kind of a strange book because toward the end it starts being written by Kamala Harris.” — JIMMY FALLON

Concerns Over Health Outbreak

Ike Barinholtz, guest hosting ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!,’ addressed a nationwide outbreak of explosive diarrhea. This outbreak has spread to 34 states, including California. Barinholtz used humor to highlight the issue by encouraging the audience to prepare themselves, saying:

“All three of you are about to get explosive diarrhea.” — IKE BARINHOLTZ

Barinholtz continued to critique the handling of the situation by the government, admitting that tracking of the parasite had been neglected, naming it ‘Trump Diarrhea’ to mark the administration’s role in the oversight.

“We cut the funding for the program that tracks forever diarrhea, and now people are getting forever diarrhea.” — MICHAEL KOSTA

Other Notable Moments

Actor Jon Bernthal discussed his role in ‘The Odyssey’ and shared his excitement about collaborating with director Christopher Nolan during a conversation on ‘Late Night with Seth Meyers.’

Looking Ahead

‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ will feature Regina Hall, who is set to talk about her part in ‘The Five Star Weekend’ during Thursday night’s episode.

Quote of the Night

Actress Octavia Spencer shared empowering words about self-confidence, stating, “I wish I could bottle it up and give it to the world.”