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Late-night hosts discussed Trump’s seeming cognitive decline and Vance’s rock-bottom approval ratings Late-night hosts recapped a tough couple of days for the Oval Office, as Donald Trump waved to an imaginary crowd and JD Vance bombed softball interviews. Continue reading...
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