As Americans watch Donald Trump's time as president come to an end on Wednesday (Jan. 20), The Late Late Show's James Corden and some of his Broadway friends are simply celebrating that the nightmare is over.
On Tuesday evening (Jan. 19), Corden opened his show with a musical parody to "One Day More," the act 1 finale of Broadway classic Les Miserables. However, there was a notable twist in the lyrics, with Corden lampooning Trump one more time before he officially left office on Wednesday. "It’s been four years of endless crimes/ But now he’s finally out of time/ One day more," he sang.
Throughout the clip, a number of Broadway stars appeared to assist Corden with the number, including former Les Mis touring cast members Joshua Grosso, Jillian Butler and Emily Bautista, one of the stars of the 2014 revival of Les Mis Kyle Scatliffe, and one of the performers from the show's original Broadway run Shuler Henry. "What a year this month has been/ We’ll be in the parking lot/ At Four Seasons Landscaping," they sang.