KIMMEL: "I’d like to start with some good news for a change. The votes have been counted and, for the first time since 1874, the state of Mississippi has a black senator. [Cheers and applause] Scott Colom is the first African-American elected to the Senate in that state in 150 years. It’s a state that has the largest percentage of black people in America. Colom beat the incumbent, Cindy Hyde-Smith in a major upset as part of the blue wave. [Cheers and applause] Credit where credit is due — turns out Donald Trump really has done more for black people than any president."