Seth takes a closer look at journalist Bob Woodward revealing in a new book that Trump sent COVID tests to Vladimir Putin at the height of the pandemic when Americans couldn't get them.

Then, Eric Idle talks about how Monty Python landed their BBC sketch comedy series, their film The Meaning of Life getting green lit based on a 12-line poem and The Beatles' George Harrison using all of his money to fund The Life of Brian.

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Seth addresses Trump praising his daughter-in-law and RNC co-chair Lara Trump, Bruce Springsteen endorsing Kamala Harris and more in his monologue for Monday, October 7, before taking a closer look at media outlets finally starting to accurately describe how weird and unhinged Trump's rallies are.

Then, Andrew Garfield talks about him and Nathan Lane never missing a performance for Broadway's Angels in America, collaborating with director John Crowley for the first time since Boy A for We Live In Time and filming scenes with Florence Pugh.

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Recorded every Thursday after the audience has left Studio 8G, and witnessed only by scattered members of the Late Night staff and crew… This is Corrections: The Podcast.

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Seth takes a closer look at a filing by special counsel Jack Smith revealing damning new evidence about Donald Trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election.

Then, Nate Bargatze talks about hosting Saturday Night Live for the second time, the infamous George Washington sketch not performing well in the beginning and bringing back a sketch from last season that was cut.

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Seth takes a closer look at Trump backing out of a 60 Minutes interview while JD Vance brazenly lied about everything from health care to abortion to January 6.

Then, Mariska Hargitay talks about Law & Order: SVU's record-breaking 26th season, her iconic Olivia Benson costume being on display in the Smithsonian Museum and Dick Wolf having the Law & Order theme song as his ringtone. 

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Seth takes a closer look at Trump claiming migrants are stronger than Hollywood actors and that he has a better body than Biden in a series of incoherent campaign appearances. 

Then, Alicia Keys talks about her songs becoming certified diamond, the first time she ever heard her music played in the wild and the legacy her song "Empire State Of Mind" has taken on in New York City.

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In the second episode of Late Night's limited podcast series "A Closer Look Back," A Closer Look Supervising Writer/Producer Sal Gentile and A Closer Look Supervising Producer Emily Erotas discuss moments in A Closer Look from when Donald Trump was in the White House.

They tell behind-the-scenes stories from their time working with Seth Meyers and Late Night's writers and producers during the Trump administration — and why the Sea Captain was so difficult to produce when Seth was recording the show in an attic.

Then, Sal talks to journalist Asawin Suebsaeng, Senior Political Reporter at Rolling Stone. He discusses his reporting from Springfield, OH, and what he discovered about the city that Donald Trump and his campaign have recently smeared with conspiracy theories. Sal and Asawin talk about how Trump is using the Springfield example as a playbook for his plans if he returns to office.

"A Closer Look Back" is available in the Late Night with Seth Meyers Podcast feed every other Monday.

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Seth takes a closer look at Eric Adams getting indicted, Kamala Harris sitting down for an interview, Donald Trump complaining about furniture and more.

Then, Aubrey Plaza talks about manifesting her role in Agatha All Along, what it was like to live with Patti LuPone and the near-death experience she had while living there.

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Seth takes a closer look at Trump and his MAGA allies engaging in the political gymnastics of distancing themselves from North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson while refusing to explicitly condemn him.

Then, Will Ferrell and Harper Steele talk about their documentary Will & Harper and what inspired them to film it before Harper shares what it's like to live as a transgender woman in the United States.

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Seth takes a closer look at Donald Trump and JD Vance refusing to condemn the Republican candidate for governor in North Carolina, Mark Robinson, after some of his disturbing comments surfaced.

Then, Michael Bublé talks about becoming a coach on The Voice, his Hamm and Bublé SNL sketch with Jon Hamm and how the sketch inspired a Super Bowl ad he worked on.

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