Late Night Hosts Appreciate an Uneventful Jan. 6

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Congress certified President-elect Donald Trump’s electoral victory on Monday, four years after the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol — or, as Jimmy Kimmel called it, “the fourth anniversary of our Capitol being stormed by the Buffalo Wild Wing of the Republican Party.”

“This one went off without Ted Cruz having to hide in a broom closet.” — JIMMY KIMMEL

“Also, today is Jan. 6, so don’t forget to wish your one uncle a happy anniversary.” — JIMMY FALLON

Vice President Kamala Harris presided over the certification, a scenario Kimmel said was “cruel and unusual,” with Jon Stewart calling it “the ultimate indignity.”

“It’s like making your ex D.J. your wedding.” — JIMMY KIMMEL

“It’s like attending your own funeral, and even the mourners are like, ‘Woo-hoo!’” — JON STEWART

“Harris was, like, ‘And with that, my dry January is over.’” — JIMMY FALLON

“Today, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation. He resigned at 11 a.m. He’s just like all of us — he got back from vacation, then after one hour of work, he was, like, ‘I’m out.’” — JIMMY FALLON

“It’s sad. [Showing an image of Trudeau in blackface] Apparently, Canada just wasn’t ready for a leader of color.” — GREG GUTFELD

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