NBC's Seth Meyers expressed concern for former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's financial future following her abrupt dismissal by President Trump. During his 'A Closer Look' segment, Meyers highlighted Noem's firing as a sign Trump failed to deliver on key voter priorities, including immigration. Meyers quipped the president's action left Noem without funds for her extensive wardrobe, displaying a montage of her varied public appearances from fireman's uniforms to cowboy hats. The host lamented the loss of potential future outfits, including a 'Wicked' dual role. Meyers then turned to Noem's replacement, Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin, praising his 'cogent' Iran nuclear policy interview despite its perplexing analogy comparing Iran's nuclear program to rebuilding bones after car accidents.

Meyers questioned Mullin's suitability for a cabinet role, joking about turning him into 'Wolverine.' This segment underscores the ongoing media scrutiny surrounding Trump's cabinet reshuffles and the political fallout from his policy failures.