On Monday, late-night "comedian" Seth Meyers slammed former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani for saying that the terrorist organization "Black Lives Matter" holds racist/anti-American views.

Throughout Meyers' monologue, the comedian slammed the former Mayor for being "counterproductive" while telling him to "shut the f-ck up," repeating the tired talking points about intrinsic white supremacy and everything else:

 So there were some incendiary and counterproductive responses to the tragedy in Dallas, but there were perhaps no worse response than that of former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani, who complained, in perhaps the most galling and offensive way possible, that those peacefully protesting for police reform should shift their focus.

Our culture already screams white lives matter. No one in any other country right now is asking, "Where does America stand on white people right now? Are they still pro?"

Even when a show has an all-black cast we call it “Black-ish.” but you’ll still like it, it’s just “Black-ish.” The difference is, black people are disproportionately affected by racial disparities in our criminal justice system. That’s just a fact. and saying  Black Lives Matter is a response to that.

The problem for you, Rudy, is you’re imagining the word “only” in there. As in, “only black lives matter.” But no one is saying that. In fact, assuming the word “only” in any context is kinda weird, just in general. Like when you see a sign outside a store that says, "we sell lottery tickets," you don’t assume they mean, "We only sell lottery tickets."

In fact, despite it not being on the sign you’re fairly certain they also have Mountain Dew and porno mags. Which is great for me because I don’t like making three stops when I’m shopping. I need to get home, do my scratchers, do the Dew, and read my magazines.

Stick to being the least-known late-night host, Seth, and leave the serious issues to the grownups.