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The host of "The Tonight Show" sharply mocked the president over another development in the Epstein files saga

It's not about what the respondents said. It's about where they said it

There's no point in asking "Donny" about the weather

The "Tonight Show" host cracked wise (and perhaps wisely) about the Trump administration.

The "Saturday Night Live" alums invaded the host's space for a joke-off that needled the president.

Last year, the longtime host of "The Tonight Show" disclosed that his wife of 45 years is dealing with severe dementia, and he was given conservatorship over her

The host of "The Tonight Show" made a joke about a rather bleak possibility concerning the departing president

The host of "The Tonight Show" also made a joke that the former president wants to change the planet's name to honor his eldest son because it "lacks intelligent life."

The fissures were appearing rapidly

The host of "The Tonight Show" described the viral clip of West Virginia Governor Jim Justice as "incredible."

He also rolled out a spoof ad for a product that could help.

The “Tonight Show” host cited some made-up polls to present his suggestions.

During a Tuesday appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," Chelsea Handler expressed that she finds Robert De Niro "sexually attractive."

"If that doesn't do the trick, they're going to confiscate his iPad and cut out dessert for a week," joked the host of the "Tonight Show."

Jay Leno has provided an update regarding his wife Mavis's health after she was diagnosed with dementia and placed under conservatorship

The host of "The Tonight Show" hinted at how a cashier at the Atlanta eatery, where the former president stopped by, could respond

"He's a pain to work with," Seinfeld quipped on "The Tonight Show."

The "Tonight Show" host trotted out his Trump impersonation to react.

Long before “Silver Linings Playbook,” "Maestro" star Bradley Cooper was writing the script on besties becoming boos in an opinion piece he penned for the Philadelphia Daily News as a high school senior.

"Oh, f--k off. Fallon's 'apology' is about how he was inconvenienced by the Rolling Stone article," one scathing user wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.

The "Tonight Show" host couldn't believe it.