Late-night TV host responds to “sadly predictable” and “terrifying” Supreme Court Roe v. Wade cases

A late-night television host responded Monday, following a June 24 ruling by the US Supreme Court that robbed the national rights of abortion and a weekend full of anger and protest.

James Corden, the host of The Late Late Show, took a serious approach and began broadcasting with a special message recorded in front of the Houses of Parliament in London. So he plans to shoot this week’s show.

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He addressed the “painful and horrifying news” by emphasizing that American rights are deprived much more easily than British citizens’ rights. “Nearly 800” elected officials and appointed officials said, “Everyone will have to agree before the basic rights of half the population are compromised in Britain.”

The TV moderator admitted that he was “difficult to get” [his] Avoiding the overthrow of the court, it immediately brought America back to the “dark ages.”

He said he felt “total disgust and anger” at the news.

In “Midnight with Seth Meyers,” Myers described the ruling as “shocking” and “sadly predictable,” adding “anger” and “sadness to the news.”

He made it clear that this is not just a problem for women, but men also need to be careful.

“We all benefit from reproductive freedom and access to legal and safe abortion,” he said. “I think men may hear’my body, my choice’. Remove the message that it’s not our problem that we speak, but everyone who defends reproductive rights. It’s my job. “

At The Daily Show, Trevor Noah called the news “surreal” and “horrible things to face.”

“The constitution hasn’t changed,” he argued, but “what has changed is that, among all, Donald Trump managed to appoint three pro-life judges to the Supreme Court.” By the way, the judge who continued the confirmation hearing about how much he respects the important case law in the Roe v. Wade case.

“And we all knew they were full of sh * t,” he added.

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About “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Chelsea Handler, who replaces Kimmel on vacation, said: Jimmy is now doing whatever he wants to do with his body … At this point, if my vagina was an AR-15, I would probably have more rights, “she continued, condemning the court’s ruling in the midst of a national gun violence crisis.

The handler also commented on the fact that Trump appointed three professional life judges to the Supreme Court. “The three judges who upheld the ruling were appointed by a man with more than 12 alleged sexual assaults.” A veteran late-night host shared three abortions in high school and her. I talked about my personal experience. “If it sounds extreme, pretend you have two,” she joked.

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Looking at “Midnight with Stephen Colbert,” the host joked that “the right to reproduction in the United States lasted less than’The Young and the Restless’.” .. Jack Abbott’s evil twins will be very shocked when they get out of their fifth coma. “

Elsewhere, he changed the font joke about a court ruling returning America to “Medieval” or “Very Old Rome” and the loss of American rights to “KFC slogan from” We Do Chicken Right “”. I threw a joke to compare what to do. There is no constitutional right to chicken. It’s Finger Lickin’Gone’. “

Jimmy Fallon lightened things up at The Tonight Show and joked mainly on heavy topics.

“In summary, they said you have something, whether it’s a gun or a baby,” he joked, addressing two of the current major issues in the United States. ..