Trump Furious About Democrats' Midterms Win | with Tracy Morgan, Carrie Coon, Chef Anthony Vitolo | Wednesday, November 4

0:05From Studio 16, Rockabella's summer in the heart of New York City, this is the Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon. Tonight, join Jimmy and his guests, Tracy Morgan, Carrie Coon, and featuring Steve's legendary Roots Crew. We're at 364. Woo! And now, here he is, Jimmy Fallon!

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1:16All right, enjoy yourself, everybody. Welcome, welcome, welcome to The Tonight Show. You can already... Well, guys, President Trump couldn't do it with the reflecting pool, but last night he turned the whole country blue.

1:38Yeah, of course, everyone's talking about this. Last night, history was made as the Democrats delivered stunning upsets in Republican strongholds across the country and took control of the House and Senate.

1:57And just to rub it in, they threw a huge victory party in Trump's ballroom. The defeats were so bad this morning, Trump didn't even want to get out of his tanning bed. Yeah, Democrats flipped seven Senate seats, including North Carolina, South Carolina, and Texas.

2:19You know it's a tough night for Republicans when they lose the Waffle House states, you know? Ohio Senator John Husted, whose butt Trump kept talking about, also lost his race. Trump was like, I hate to see you go, but I love to watch you leave. Oh, yeah. Wow. History was made all over the country with the elections of the first openly gay male senator, the first Muslim senator, the first Native American woman governor and senator, and the first black female governor.

3:02Yeah, it was a total blue wave caused by an orange president. That's right. The Republicans lost the House and the Senate. There's going to be so many Republicans leaving the Capitol, it'll look like a reverse January 6th. According to a report last night, Trump was so furious that he briefly lost the ability to speak. Republicans are like, where was this a month ago? Meanwhile, after the results came in, Trump got online and posted, I wasn't on the ballot, and if I was, we would have won in a landslide. Oh, and after saying he would become Mr. Veto if Democrats took control of the Congress, Trump also posted a photo of a red hat with the word veto on it.

3:43It's either the word veto or Trump trying to spell the word vote. I don't know. Yeah, the election results weren't great for the president, and we actually got audio from the Oval Office the moment Trump found out how things went. Listen to this. Sir, I'm sorry to say, the midterms didn't go our way. Did it help when I complimented John Husted's ass? I don't think so. What about when I fired my press secretary after five days because she was a fake lawyer? Probably not. When I renamed the Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America? No. When I renamed Lake Ontario to Lake America? No. When I made a random noise like bleh, bing bong, bing bong, bleh, bleh, bing.

4:15No. When I saw J.D. Bass dress as Dumbledore and I thought he was the real Dumbledore and asked for his autograph? No. When I tried to build a big arch? No. When I tried to build a second big arch next to it and make it a big McDonald's? No. When I tried to turn the East Wing into a ballroom from Beauty and the Beast? No. When I introduced my new campaign manager, Nicki Minaj? No. When I pretended to be James Tallarico guzzling a glizzy? No. When I stole a stranger's medal and acted like I ran the marathon? No. When I bought my own Nobel Peace Prize on Etsy? No. Wow, well, it sounds like one massive disappointment.

4:39You call me dead? No, get out. Aw. Catch it. I'm tired. I'm bored. Can I take a nap? Sure.

4:48Fascinating footage. Yeah.

4:53Of course, with Democrats now in control of Congress, there could be a lot of investigations into Trump, his family, and his businesses. Yep, there's a good chance this Thanksgiving, Trump dresses up as a turkey and pardons himself. Hey, everybody's talking about what a big setback this is for Trump, so he's actually agreed to join us right now for a quick interview about this. Mr. Trump, thank you for joining us. So, did it go well last night? Not even a little bit. Okay. Overall, what do you think the message was from voters? I've done a job as president. Oh. Well, do you feel like anything went right for you?

5:29I did not marry my sister. Okay. It seems like you lost support from voters who liked you in the past. Who are some of those voters? Melania. Uh-huh. And what do you have to say to Hispanic voters who abandoned you? El hombre del peliquin.

5:52Ohio Senator John Huston lost his race. You love complimenting his body during the campaign. If he were here, what would you say to him? Daddy, you're my daddy. While I have you, let's do a quick cognitive test. Repeat after me. Lion, bear, snake, camel. A lion, a giraffe, a fish, and a hippopotamus, right? Well, before you go, is there anything else you'd like to say to the American people? I like big butts and I cannot lie. All right, thank you very much. Thank you for your time, sir.

6:31That's right, it was a historic night for the Democrats, but there's still results coming in, and the numbers across the country have been fascinating to watch. For more on this, we're joined by our chief data analyst, Dave Kolpaske. Welcome to the show, Dave. Oh, it's great to be here. What an exciting night. Yeah. So, uh, can you break down what you saw over the course of the night? Sure. Well, uh, let's start in Texas, where James Tallarico really outperformed, getting over 55 % of the vote. Ooh, wow. That's more than people expected? Uh, by a lot, Jimmy. I mean, early polling had him... Um...

7:09Whoops, whoopsie, okay. I thought I turned texts off. Sorry about that. And you know what, Jimmy, before you say anything, HIMSS makes a wide range of products. And I ordered a little bit of just hair growth medication. No, yeah, yeah, no, no, it's all good. Let's just get back to the numbers. Sure, great, great. Okay, so look, all eyes were on South Carolina last night where we saw a... erectile... Um... Okay, okay. Hey, Dave, do you need to deal with that, Dave? No. Nope, no. You know, I don't know. They must have me mixed up with someone else. I don't know. Anyway, let's get to Ohio, actually.

7:46That was an interesting race last... Dave Kulpatsky. Okay. There you go. Flimsy Boner? No, okay. Um... You know what, Jimmy? Could I just get one sec? Yeah, sure thing. You take your time there, Dave. Thank you so much. Stop. Unsubscribe. No more texts. Great! Okay. Perfect. No. Okay. Get that. Now, all good. Let's hop over to Maine, where tonight we saw... Five-year supply. Oh, okay. Okay, um... All right, Dave. Susan Collins was in a very tight race against Troy Jackson. Qualifying... Severe... Dave, okay. Dave, Dave, please. Troy Jackson, he was hoping to upset the incumbent, and... The prescription...

8:34Maximum legal dosage. Okay. And he did it. He upset her. It was a shock to kind of everybody, but... Yep. Stronger pills. All right, all right, all right. Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave. Dave, I feel like you have a lot of stuff going on right now, so maybe it's best if we revisit this another time. No, no. Don't be ridiculous, Jimmy. I'm just getting so much spam, you know? It's just bad timing is all. Hi. Hims minis. Okay. Okay. You know what? I might take that week off. Okay, thank you. That's probably for the best. Our chief data analyst, Dave Kolkowski, everyone. I have a referral code. I have a referral.

9:09We both get something. All right, thank you very much. We'll get this today at the Vatican. Bob Dylan met Pope Leo. This is real. Check out the photo they took together. Wow. It was like a new Netflix drama called Good Pope, Bad Pope. Finally, I read that Trader Joe's is bringing back viral mystery tote bags. Right now, Democrats are like, OMG, this week can get better. Oh, wow. We have a great show. Tracy Morgan is here. Carrie Coon is joining us. Stick around. We'll be right back with Tracy Morgan. Come on back.

9:56Our first guest is an Emmy-nominated actor and comedian. He stars in the very funny show The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, which airs Mondays at 8.30 on NBC and streams the next day on Peacock. Everyone, please welcome Tracy Morgan!

10:20That's what I'm talking about. New York City loves Tracy Morgan. Come on, bud! They love you. We love you. Welcome back. Hey, Tracy, real quick. What did you think about the election results? Well, I don't really... I don't really deal with politics, man. Oh, sorry. Ever since they called me shredding documents. Messing around with Nixon and them. No, that was you back then? Yeah, way back then, yeah. Tracy, I have not seen you since the Knicks won the championship. Congratulations, buddy. They did it. They did it. They did it, bud. You know, besides my kids being born and me being with my wife, man, that was the greatest day of my life.

11:04Really? Here's you. Been waiting a long time. New York been through a lot. Here's you at Game 5 hugging Patrick Ewing and Carl Anthony Towns.

11:20You were more emotional than the Knicks were. Yeah, man. I cried. They love you, though. I cried like a baby. You did. We got to hug each other at game four. Yeah, we saw each other. But if you went to one game that last year, you were on that journey. You were there, Thor. You were on that journey. Yeah, you were. And that was a journey. Yeah, we never. Ups and downs. They never set us together. You know that? Isn't that weird? That's OK. That's cool. But I'm always, because I want to sit next to you. But you're a New York fan. I know that. But I look across the court and I see. I didn't know you was born in Kentucky.

11:57That's not me. Doesn't matter. It's not where you was. It's where you at. I wasn't born in Kentucky. You're here. Thank you. You belong to us. I didn't say I didn't belong here. Yeah, I'm... He was born in Kentucky. I was born in Brooklyn. Shucking corn. I wasn't shucking corn. I'm not shucking corn in Kentucky. Shucking. I wasn't shucking. You were shucking. Okay, come on. Stay shucking that corn. All right, all right, all right. It's not, it's all right. Well, I wanted to show this right here. Look at this. This is the victory parade with Jalen Brunson. And then look at you. That's my daughter, Maven, and that's me.

12:35Dude, how did you end up on the Knicks float with Jalen Brunson? This is what the deal was. When you first got to the garden that morning, they gave you a wristband with a number on it. My number was 13. That's way back there with the rappers. It was liquor and booze, everything. It was rowdy. So when I was going to my float, Rick Brunson, Jalen's father, said, yo, Trey, I said, what's up, Rick? He said, where you going? I said, I'm going to get on my float with my daughter. He said, Jalen wants you up here right now. Wow. So I got up on there, and then Jalen gave me a seat to sit down because he heard about my spinal fusion and all that and the accident, so he let me sit down.

13:12And when we were in Canyon of Heroes, we turned that corner, I seen 4 million people. It just struck me. And it hit me, and I just started weeping because I thought about my dad, my uncles, and all the fans who never got to see this. They never got to see the Knicks win the championship. 53 years is a long time, bro. Yeah, I know, but look at you on the float, though. That's the best part, because you are a real fan. Yeah, but it hit me when my daughter said, Dad, this is historical. She's only 13. Yeah, she's with your daughter. And she said, this is historical. It is. And I did it with my baby.

13:41Come on, bro. That's the best way to do it. I love you, baby. She keep me in check. She keep me in check. I was out there trying to scout tickets. Yeah, I know. I'm trying to get some money. No, you needed a little extra, yeah, a little extra coin. I need some money. Yes. You're a little bit brave. Dude, I saw you at the New York City Marathon, but you kicked it off. You see what this ain't? Yeah, I saw that. Number one dad. Come on, bud. That's what I'm saying. You are number one dad. They love you. How was the marathon? You kicked off the marathon. Yo, listen, I never paid attention to that marathon.

14:15and I never really dig. There were people running. I never paid attention to it. Like basketball, people running. But they running, and just running. But when I got there at the foot, when I got at the foot of the Verrazano Bridge, I seen things that I didn't expect to see. And I just fought back tears all morning long, seeing all those people getting ready to chase their dream. And that's a long way to run. And people on the side supporting. and you see people with muscles go out, and they lose control of their vows, and others... Yeah! You never seen nobody with poopy in their butt? You remember?

14:55But people helping one another, and, you know, humanity wasn't lost. It was great. It's not even lost. It was beautiful. And it was... New York, it was the best of the best out there. Yeah. I want to do it again. And they asked me, would I run? And I said, no. No. You actually said no. I might run to the refrigerator. But actually, you know, life changes. I'm like gluten-free now. Is that right? No. You're a good actor. I need my cheeseburger. I need my pizza. All right, all right. How was your Halloween? I'm rude. I didn't ask you. I wasn't dressed as Chewbacca. Oh. No. What? Why? Chewbacca was a deadbeat dad.

15:42What are you talking about? Everybody knows he was behind on his child support payments. He had like two, three litters, and they never take none of them kids. Never took care of none of them. But you got time to run around the universe with hands solo, but you ain't got time for your kids? She's a pissed off German shepherd. You... Sorry. Yeah, that was a good costume, though. Can you do it at your body? All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. Now, let's... I studied Star Wars. I know. I know. Go ahead. I know what happened when Luke found out Darth Vader was his father. Because Luke had one of them old answer machines.

16:26And when he found out Darth Vader was his father, Darth Vader started calling around there, asking for money. I know, I know. And he's like... Luke, if you're over there, pick up. Tracy Morgan, I want to talk to you about Reggie Dinkins. The fall and rise of Reggie Dinkins, your hit show on NBC. You're back on NBC. It's a hit. Look at this. Esquire. Reggie Dinkins is still the funniest show on TV. Congratulations. Season 2.

17:00Yo, I love my cast. Daniel Radcliffe. Yes, phenomenal. Precious Wade. Precious. Yeah, I love Bobby Moynihan. Bobby, you're so funny. I love my cast, and we have fun every day doing what we do. And I thank Tina Fey and Robert Carlock and Sam Means for believing in me and giving me another shot. No, you're crushing it. Because I had the most fun of my life on 30 Rock. Yeah. Oh, by the way, how was the reunion? It was... We had one hour to rehearse everything, and it came off. We came off like fat rats in the cheese factory.

17:37We came off. You came off as a fat rat. God came off. Come on. Why he got sunglasses on? Are you looking at me? No, he takes... Robbed me or something? No, he didn't. He's not looking at you. He just... Scary, man. Don't look. Don't look. Just look forward. No, no, he's not scared. You look forward. This will be over. Check him out! I know. I don't want to see. I just have peripheral vision. He's good. He's good. He's good. Mark, everything okay? Everything's cool? Mark is good. Everyone's good. All right. We'll take care of that. We have things to discuss, but this is a big deal. If you haven't seen Reggie Dinkins, how do we explain who you play?

18:13Kind of a disgrace. My name is Reggie Dinkins on the show. Ex-NFL running back. A great MVP, league MVP. And I get caught gambling. Not good. They kicked me out the league. And now Daniel Radcliffe is doing my autobiography. Yes, he's doing a documentary about you to make you look better. To get in the Hall of Fame. I'm trying to get in the Hall of Fame. And he's trying really hard to make you look good. And this show is owed to Pete Rose. Ooh. Yeah. And it's very, very, very funny. We're just filming today. Yeah. We make each other crack up. It's good. So if we're having fun, y 'all gonna have fun.

18:55Yeah, you got to watch it. Tracy Morgan, everyone, right there. The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins. It's Mondays at 8.30 on NBC. Streams the next day on Peacock. We'll be right back with Carrie Coon, everybody. Come on back. Lady, tell me why something's so when I ask you to go high. You're just telling me to go low. You better walk straight, faster, yeah. It's a lot of things I like, faster, you high. Our next guest is an Emmy and Tony-nominated actress who stars in the hit show The Gilded Age, which airs Sunday nights on HBO and HBO Max. Please welcome Carrie Coon!

19:44Oh, my God. Kelly Coon, welcome back to the show. Hello. It's a good day in America. Yeah, it really is.

19:55And it is a good day and incredible year to be you, by the way. You've had an incredible year. Congratulations. Thank you. Nominated for the Tony, nominated for Emmy, award after award. Congratulations. I mean, I lose them, but, yeah, thank you. I wasn't going to bring that up. It doesn't matter. My family does it all the time. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I saw you when Ray Sehorne won. Yeah. This is your reaction. You posted this. You love her. I do. You do, right? I love everyone. Yeah. You were saying that you're not going against each other. No, no. You know, in fact, Keri Russell sent us all these beautiful lanterns with the Gloria Steinem quote that says, we are linked, not ranked.

20:32And I always want to be the person who sends that gift. but I can't get my together. Yeah, yeah, yeah. She gets credit for that, yeah. Yeah, and I got to show her a picture of my daughter with the lantern in her dollhouse. She turned off the lights in the den and she was playing. It was really beautiful. Come on, the best. So you just get to meet people you respect and tell them congratulations and pick them up. Yeah, perfect. Show them how strong you are, you know? Scare them a little. Yes, you had to, yes. That's right. You had to just lift her up in the air. I can't see my biceps under there, but...

20:58I do want to talk about your new film, The Liberation. Yeah. Now, this film, your character, basically, you join a cult. Yeah, and it's about... And you're getting rave reviews, by the way. I don't know if you want to hear them. Plug your ears. Okay, I'm from the Midwest. Carrie Coon is breathtaking, says Variety. Carrie Coon joins a cult, and one of her best performances follows, IndieWire. Wall Street Journal says, Give the Oscar to Miss Coon right now. Hello! Thank you. Wall Street Journal. Thank you. I'm talking about this movie. Tell me about this. Yeah, so it's based on the true story of the filmmaker's grandmother.

21:34His name is Guy Nativ. His grandmother was a Holocaust survivor in Poland. And in her 50s, she met this woman, and she decided to prioritize her healing and her self-actualization. And she left her family and joined a cult. And she's buried in a tree in the United States somewhere. And the woman is still active, because, you know, female cult leaders don't get caught. So, um... And my husband is in it. By the way, your husband, Tracy Letts, is your husband. He's fantastic. Is it a tricky playing a role or... You know, people always think they're incentivizing us when they offer us movies together, but that just means we need a babysitter.

22:06Yeah. You're like, no, one of us works while they want to watch it. Yeah. Two nannies, you know? And so... But I love working with him because he's an ensemble actor, and he doesn't mind being in a supporting part. And he's really funny. You know, you see the trailer for The Liberation, and it's very haunting, right? It's very scary. Go watch it. And then Tracy Letts gets all the laughs. He gets so many laughs in that movie. Yeah, how do you even get a laugh in that movie? I don't know. I don't know how he does it. And I go to these Q &As, and I always say, did Tracy get his laughs? And they're always like, yeah, absolutely.

22:32Yeah. He's incredible. Because he's a charming man. He is. Let's talk about the Gilded Age. Every time you're on the show, the show gets more and more and more popular, and more and more people are watching. Everybody's talking about this. People are having watching parties. They're dressing like you. There's a couple cameos in this first episode that people are talking about. Look at these extras in this. You recognize anybody? Looks like David Letterman and Matt Damon. I mean, it's like the Met Gala. Everyone wants to come to set now. How did they get involved in this? I had no idea that was happening.

23:01I arrived on set and they're like, oh, well, we're just wrapping out David Letterman and Matt Damon. I was like, what? I was like, what are they doing here? I was like, do they have a speaking part? I mean, nothing, nothing. They just showed up and slapped their little beards. Well, his beard is real, I think. No, his beard's not slapped on. I was sweating his off on their back lot. It takes years to slap that thing out. Yeah, that's a retirement beard. Yeah, that's a retirement beard, yeah. But no, I had no idea they were coming. But how delightful. And I missed them. I was watching the show and I missed the cameo.

23:26I got to go back and watch it again. You got to watch it again, yeah. We also have a lot of fans that come on our show. They're fans of yours. And they talk about you and they talk about Gilded Age. In fact, we have one person. I think we have a clip of this person doing a Carrie Coon impression. Watch this. I love the Gilded Age. Me too. The Gilded Age. Don't even get me started. Carrie Coon's character. It was the year of aggressively colorful skinny jeans. Everyone was walking around saying things were amazeballs. Mrs. Astor hated it. Mrs. Astor hated it. Yeah, that's very good. Did you see that impression?

24:03Well, I didn't see it that night, and then I woke up to one... I mean, thousands of text messages and Instagram messages. Like, can you believe it, you know? And I have to say, it's very good. It's, you know, it's the right affectation. She's so Bertha. I mean, she's such an entrepreneur. Bertha would be like Taylor Swift if she was living today. Well, maybe not the singing bit, but, yeah. Do you think Taylor would go on Gilded Age? I think she should. I saw her cameo at the Emmys. Me too. When she was doing the SVU. She was great. She was really great. So I feel like, I mean, she'd be an excellent nemesis.

24:31Yes. Come on, Taylor. Maybe best friend. She can help me defeat Enid Winterton. I call her weenid. That's who you call her? Weenid. I will say, talk to me about this, too. This Christmas album. Oh, yes. This is Voices of the Gilded Age. Because you have very talented. This cast is beyond next level talented. Many, many Tonys. Some of the greatest Broadway performers are on the Gilded Age. Every actor's next level. You're on this album. Do we get to hear you? No, no. No, no. I will be reciting The Night Before Christmas with Morgan Spector, but in our Gilded Age voices, you see. So the thing is, nobody asked us if we could sing.

25:12And we can. I just can't sing and walk at the same time. That's all. But you could do a studio record. I could do it in a studio. Yeah. I was like, we should do Baby It's Cold outside. Yes. Now it's canceled again. Yeah. Because we're woke again. That's right. Yeah, it's canceled again. We would have killed it. Yes. But no, you're just going to listen to us. And it's lovely. It's charming, you know? And I haven't heard the album. I will say that the cast members, we get a very small percentage of the profits, and we're all donating our profits to charity for Christmas. Come on. So buy the album.

25:40Good for you guys. I love you. Your character, Bertha, is a fan favorite, And you were on GQ posted this. You were TV's hottest couple right now. Yeah. Yeah, look at you. Ooh, very. Ooh-la-la. The urinal. The urinal at the Chateau. At the Chateau. Last season ended with you guys splitting up. Yeah. So what's happening? Anything you can tell us? I mean, I don't want to give anything away. It's only week one. I know. But you see what a hot mess he is without me there. I'm just saying. So I'm sure he'll come crawling back, but I'm going to have to make him think it's his idea. Genius! See? That's what Brenda does.

26:18I love it. Carrie Coon, The Gilded Age, airs Sunday night on HBO and HBO Max. Stick around. Come on back. Thanks for your face, hot so your eyes don't blink. Black anchors arrive, pull all vibes. Move, boy.

26:38My back to Tracy Morgan, Carrie Coon, Chef Anthony McConaughey! And the Roots right there from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Good night, everybody. Thank you. Thank you for that event.

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