NewsPrismaUS, UK, Canada & Australia news, compared across the papers
LIVE
Culture

‘The Red Wedding begins’: Late-night show hosts roast Trump after US midterm results

US late-night hosts and Hollywood celebrities have mercilessly mocked Donald Trump after the Democrats swept to power in both chambers of Congress.

Covered by 4 sources from 3 countries. First reported by The Independent ·

Headlines compared

Common ground: most headlines mention “midterm results”, “Late night hosts roast Trump” and “Red Wedding”.

Different angles:

  • The Independent “Jimmy Kimmel and other”

2 of 4 headlines quote someone directly.

How 4 newspapers cover this story

  1. The IndependentUnited KingdomFirst report

    ‘Red Wedding’: How Jimmy Kimmel and other late-night hosts reacted to the midterms

  2. The Sydney Morning HeraldAustralia

    Late-night hosts roast Trump over midterm results

    Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers delivered scorching monologues following the Democrats success in the US midterms.

    · ‘The Red Wedding begins’: Late-night show hosts roast Trump after US midterm results

  3. The AgeAustralia

    Late-night hosts roast Trump over midterm results

    Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers delivered scorching monologues following the Democrats success in the US midterms.

    · ‘The Red Wedding begins’: Late-night show hosts roast Trump after US midterm results

  4. StuffNew Zealand

    ‘The Red Wedding begins’: Late-night show hosts roast Trump after US midterm results

    US late-night hosts and Hollywood celebrities have mercilessly mocked Donald Trump after the Democrats swept to power in both chambers of Congress.

Coverage details

4 outlets from 3 countries are covering this story: The Independent, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and Stuff. The Independent published it first, on November 4, 2026; the last outlet to join was Stuff, 32 hours later.

Key names in the coverage: Red Wedding, Jimmy Kimmel, Trump, Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers.

By country: Australia (2), United Kingdom (1), New Zealand (1). In total 6 articles have been published, because some outlets updated the story several times.

More news from November 4, 2026 →

Related stories