Highlights - Late Night with Seth Meyers

Senator Bernie Sanders urges his supporters to get over political personalities and take a hard look at issues affecting them before voting for Donald Trump.

Shailene Woodley talks to Seth about how Hillary Clinton can utilize the protest against a North Dakota crude oil pipeline to mobilize millennials in support of her campaign.

Seth takes a look at Wells Fargo's phony accounts scandal and the lack of consequences being levied against them.

Lewis Black thinks Donald Trump is making it hard for comedians now that the news is already funny, and he has a message for supporters.

Norwegian black metal guitarist Gørbøn sits in with the 8G Band and chats with Seth - telepathically.

Seth examines whether Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's refusal to release his tax returns is related to controversy surrounding his personal foundation.

Seth examines the presidential race's focus on both candidates' health records and the uproar over Hillary Clinton's deplorables comment levied against Donald Trump supporters.

Lorne Michaels' lateness is the reason Bill Hader and Fred Armisen created a running gag that eventually became Saturday Night Live's hilarious Californians sketch.

Test Pattern performs "Art + Student = Poor" on Late Night with Seth Meyers.

Seth has some strong words for Hillary Clinton and her choice of insult for Trump supporters.

Victoria talks to Seth about her daughter Harper's ability to run in heels and Cruz's musical skills.

This election season, NBC has sent in fact checkers to keep Seth honest as he reminds viewers to vote.

Taran Killam and Bobby Moynihan surprise Seth with secret footage they shot of them playing at Seth's Late Night desk in an empty Studio 8G.

Seth examines the strengths, weaknesses and nonsense of presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's foreign policy.

Corbin Maxey brings Seth, Taran Killam and Bobby Moynihan a sloth, alligator snapping turtle and more to play with.

Seth, Michelle Obama and Nick Cannon head to Howard University to give first-year students advice on how to adjust to college. For more information on the First Lady's public awareness campaign for education, head to Bettermakeroom.org

Seth dishes out sick burns to deserving subjects.

Seth discusses events that actually happened in 2016, including the Philippine president's insult to Obama and a Trump-shaped cloud.

Other People writer and director Chris Kelly tells Seth about casting Molly Shannon as his mother.

Seth examines the integrity and character scandals plaguing presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

Jeffrey Tambor is happy to be part of the groundbreaking work of Amazon's Transparent and its support of the transgender community.

Seth feels compelled to desperately list his résumé when a teenage kid doesn't recognize him during a trip to Martha's Vineyard.

Steven Tyler's interview companions, his dogs Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid, steal the show when they join him on the couch.

Seth examines Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's attempt to court black and Latino voters.