Late Night Roundup: ‘A Couple Things’ About Indiana

Late Night Roundup: ‘A Couple Things’ About Indiana

The state of Indiana got some more national attention that it might not want: A scathing review by Seth Meyers of their new “Religious Freedom” law that opponents say authorizes discrimination against gay people, as well as the recent disastrous TV appearance by Governor Mike Pence (R).

Conan O’Brien also looked at the Indiana law — and some potential complications this could have for the NCAA tournament.

David Letterman pivoted off the new hit documentary Going Clear, about the Church of Scientology, to deliver a list, “Top Ten Signs You’re In A Lame Cult.”

James Corden reminisced about how he really learned about sex education during a family vacation — with his parents there in the audience, as he retold the story.

Jimmy Fallon highlighted the ongoing problem of low math rankings among American schoolchildren — and presented some pop-culture based solutions for teaching these important principles to the kids.

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