Late-Night Hosts Continue to Rage Against Donald Trump for Firing Comey (Video)

Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers, Stephen Colbert, Conan O'Brien, Jimmy Kimmel and James Corden all went in this week's big news, with nearly all of them also commenting on Sean Spicer's "hiding in the bushes" to avoid reporters and Anderson Cooper's epic eye roll towards Kellyanne Conway.

Take a look at all of the standout jokes from the comedians below.

"We have apparently elected a president who truly does not care what anything looks like. Which is surprising for a guy whose actual face we've never seen," Colbert joked.

"I'm pretty confident, because one thing we've learned from the last two years of Donald Trump is that what it seems like he's doing is exactly what he's doing. There's not grand strategy," he continued, "he's not some puppet master, some wizard playing three dimensional chess. He's playing Hungry Hungry Hippos."

Referencing Trump's tweet saying, "When things calm down they will be thanking me," Colbert added, "How should we thank him? We should get him something special. How about a special prosecutor?"

He ended his segment by bringing out an actual hedge to hide behind.

Meyers called Comey's firing a "surreal and chaotic development that has felt like something out of a dictatorship."

"Donald Trump is such a troll at this point he's going to start doing his hair like this," he added, before showing an image of the president sporting the hair of an actual troll doll.

"You know it's bad when even the Nixon Library thinks you're bad for its brand," he continued, before referencing Cooper's eye roll.

"He rolled his eyes so far back, I thought his makeup artist was going to have to come back out to draw on a new set of pupils."

Fallon brought Hillary Clinton into the conversation during his monologue.

"When she heard Comey was fired, Hillary called him and said, 'Aw, did someone take away a job that was rightfully yours?'" he joked.

The host then introduced a mock commercial for a new product called "Trump Cover-Up."

"It's the best way to cover-up things that you don't want anyone to see because they could damage your look — and lead to your resignation," said the voiceover.

"Trump fired the the head of the FBI the same way he fired Gary Busey, on television," joked Corden.

Of Spicer, he added, "A grown man hiding in the bushes from doing his job? That's like when I hide in the gym toilets to avoid my personal trainer."

He then took it a step further with this joke: "The Russians were surprised to hear he was hiding in the shrubs because they thought Trump was the only plant in the White House."

Referencing Anderson as well, Corden said, "Never has one eye roll said so much for so many. Even 14 year old mean girls were like, 'That was so impressive! I don't know how Kellyanne Conway got so tanned, because Anderson Cooper was throwing nothing but shade."

"When we said Trump should act more Presidential, we probably should have specified, we didn't mean Nixon," joked Kimmel.

"Sometimes you gotta stop and smell the Rose Garden," he then said of the press secretary. "Sean spicer is about 2 weeks away from throwing down a smoke bomb and disappearing like Batman!"

After complimenting Cooper's eye roll, Kimmel then revealed who he thought will take over as director of the FBI.

"It will either be Dog the Bounty Hunter, Barron Trump, Ryan Seacrest or this man, Jonald D. Crump," he said, showing an image of Trump sporting a disguise.