The Trump administration is reportedly in advance talks to provide a rescue package for Spirit Airlines

to help the carrier avoid liquidation, because if Spirit Airlines goes out of business, I lose like

half my monologue.

From 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City, please enjoy this podcast edition of Late Night with Seth Myers.

On today's show, Seth chats with comedian, director, and writer Yulma Ticoni.

But first, a closer look. Republicans are fuming over Donald Trump. Look.

Republicans are fuming over Donald Trump's failed gerrymandering strategy, which could cost them their jobs in November.

Meanwhile, the Trump family is facing backlash after cashing in government contracts.

For more on this, it's time for a closer look.

There's a lot going on right now.

Fuel supply shortages, cabinet turmoil, war spiraling out of control.

But we have to start off with the biggest news of the day.

After 12 straight losses, the New York Mets won a baseball game, baby.

As you may know, as you may have heard, there's been some concern here at late night

that we might have been responsible for the Mets losing streak because Mr. and Mrs. Mett came

to visit our set on opening day.

And they gave Cue card Wally in Mets jersey, even though Wally is a Yankees fan.

So the rest of my crew decided that if the Mets lost one more game, the only way to break the curse would be to burn Wally's Mett jersey with Wally inside it. But now the Mets have won, which means Wally survived. How does it feel, Wally? Yeah, not great, Seth. My friends were going to me on live and blake me on fire.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, but they didn't,

so what are you complaining about? They soaked it in gasoline. The fumes are giving me a headache. Yeah, I know, but Wally, as we've said before, you are a Yankees fan, so you... I deserve it. That's right. By the way, there's been a lot of speculation about who cursed the Mets. I mean, was it us?

Was it New York Mayor Zon Ron Mondani?

But we here at late night have another theory. In 2006, the Mets were eliminated from the playoffs by the Cardinals when their star player, Carlos Beltran, struck out looking. It's one of the Mets' fans' most painful memories that started a decade-long spiral for the team. Now, I'm going to show you a picture of that horrible moment.

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