Seth Meyers Roasts Rudy Giuliani Over This Big Epstein 'Secret'
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The "Late Night" host hit the former New York City mayor with a blistering reminder about the president.
“Late Night” host Seth Meyers checked ex-New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani on Tuesday after he claimed he was “surprised” to receive a pardon from Donald Trump and “no one can say President Trump can’t keep a secret.”
“But they do still have a way of getting out,” quipped Meyers alongside a photo of Jeffrey Epstein and Trump, the latter of whom allegedly referred to a “wonderful secret” in a cryptic birthday card to the late convicted sex offender.
The president has denied writing the message.
Moments earlier in the monologue, Meyers took aim at House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) for urging members of the lower chamber to start returning to Capitol Hill “right now” ahead of a vote to reopen the government.
“And I’m sure they would if only the flights weren’t grounded,” quipped Meyers in a nod to flight disruptions that have wreaked havoc on the nation’s airports over the past week.
The "Tonight Show" host also got in a dig about the president's apparent nap time.
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