There was barely a mention of President Trump during the Golden Globes
Seth Meyers
That’s because  at the moment  the industry has other things to worry about — specifically the sexual harassment and abuses of power that have been going on far too long behind the scenes of movies and television. The allegations against super-producer Harvey Weinstein opened the floodgates and turned Hollywood introspective. As  host Seth Meyers  said during a People interview leading up to the awards show  “It seems like this year more than ever  Hollywood has its own internal politics that obviously deserve to be talked about.” And those politics were more important than whatever was happening in Washington.
 Seth Meyers  hosted the 2018 Golden Globes and quickly took aim at sexual harassment during  his  opening monologue. (Erin Patrick O'Connor/The Washington Post)
That’s not to say that Trump was completely ignored.  Meyers  who’s known to be critical of the president on his late-night show   got in a few digs. At one point   he  pointed to Seth Rogen and said  “Remember when  he  was the guy making trouble with North Korea?”
 He  also joked about how much the president would probably hate the Hollywood Foreign Press Association  because it contains three words  he  despises so much. “The only name that could make  him  angrier is the Hillary Mexico Salad Association ”  Meyers  said.
 Meyers  also revisited  his  hosting duties at the White House correspondents’ dinner in 2011 when — as legend has it — Barack Obama’s dismissive jokes and  Meyers ’s minutes-long bit about Trump spurred the reality-show star to run for president. Trump denies his campaign had anything to do with getting roasted that evening  but that didn’t stop  Meyers  from trying to make lightning strike twice.  He  turned  his  attention to Oprah Winfrey  sitting in the front row as this year’s Cecil B. DeMille Award recipient  and tried to pull some reverse psychology on  her   saying that  she ’s completely unfit to run the country.
Golden Globes: Seth Meyers roasts Trump  Weinstein and more (with an assist from Amy Poehler)
That’s because  at the moment  the industry has other things to worry about — specifically the sexual harassment and abuses of power that have been going on far too long behind the scenes of movies and television. The allegations against super-producer Harvey Weinstein opened the floodgates and turned Hollywood introspective. As  host [TGT]said during a People interview leading up to the awards show  “It seems like this year more than ever  Hollywood has its own internal politics that obviously deserve to be talked about.” And those politics were more important than whatever was happening in Washington.
 [TGT]hosted the 2018 Golden Globes and quickly took aim at sexual harassment during  [TGT]  opening monologue. (Erin Patrick O'Connor/The Washington Post)
That’s not to say that Trump was completely ignored.  [TGT]who’s known to be critical of the president on his late-night show   got in a few digs. At one point   he  pointed to Seth Rogen and said  “Remember when  he  was the guy making trouble with North Korea?”
 He  also joked about how much the president would probably hate the Hollywood Foreign Press Association  because it contains three words  he  despises so much. “The only name that could make  him  angrier is the Hillary Mexico Salad Association ”  [TGT]said.
 [TGT]also revisited  [TGT]  hosting duties at the White House correspondents’ dinner in 2011 when — as legend has it — Barack Obama’s dismissive jokes and  Meyers ’s minutes-long bit about Trump spurred the reality-show star to run for president. Trump denies his campaign had anything to do with getting roasted that evening  but that didn’t stop  [TGT]from trying to make lightning strike twice.  [TGT]  turned  [TGT]  attention to Oprah Winfrey  sitting in the front row as this year’s Cecil B. DeMille Award recipient  and tried to pull some reverse psychology on  her   saying that  she ’s completely unfit to run the country.
Golden Globes: [TGT] roasts Trump  Weinstein and more (with an assist from Amy Poehler)