Jimmy Fallon mocked Donald Trump on Wednesday’s Tonight Show after Trump announced plans to shut down the Kennedy Center and cancel scheduled renovations, following a judge’s ruling that blocked Trump from adding his name to the building. Fallon turned the fight over the venue’s branding into a punchline about Trump’s casino business history. During his monologue, Fallon also joked that the only threat to Spider Man: Brand New Day’s box office would be Trump putting his name on the movie. The joke pivoted from superhero hype to Trump’s push to attach his name to the performing arts venue, which was named for President John F Kennedy. Why Is the Kennedy Center Still the Punchline? Fallon contrasted the Kennedy Center dispute with Trump’s former casinos, joking that the venue is facing closure because it lacks Trump’s name while the casinos closed despite carrying it. The line drew loud cheers from the studio audience, and Fallon appeared to fight back laughter as the joke landed. Fallon also mocked the idea that changing the building’s name would change what people call it, arguing that the public would still refer to the institution as the Kennedy Center. The Tonight Show editors followed the monologue with a parody video portraying Trump as desperate to put his name on something. The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon airs weeknights at 11:35 p.m. ET on NBC. For now, the Kennedy Center naming fight is giving late night comedians exactly what they want, a political branding battle with a very expensive backdrop.