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Late-night TV in the US has a storied history of political commentary and presidential engagement

By Faye Davies, Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Theory, Birmingham City University

Since the opening monologue became a fixture of American late night TV in the 60s, hosts have used it to comment on politics and presidents.

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