Late animators Stephen Colbert, left, Jimmy Fallon and Conan O 'Brien teamed up Tuesday for a video response to President Trump's insults on Monday.(Photo: Getty, FilmMagic, AFP)

Who said that President Donald Trump only divided? On Tuesday, he gathered three nocturnal hosts for a rare joint response to Presidential insults at a rally in South Carolina on Monday.

Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon and Conan O 'Brien have joined forces for a recorded segment that, in what could be an unprecedented move, has opened "The Late Show" by Colbert and "The Tonight Show" by Fallon, competitors long term. "Conan," TBS's late-night show of O. Brien, did not feature an original episode on Tuesday.

The three teamed up after the president aired critics of CBS's Colbert ("lowlife"), NBC's Fallon ("lost soul") and Jimmy Kimmel ("terrible") during a speech to rally a governor. candidate. His insults came after a recent interview in which Fallon said he regretted his highly criticized decision to fan Trump 's hair during a show in 2016.

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On the Colbert show, the short video opened with Colbert writing a joke and congratulating – "Great monologue!" – before answering a video call from Fallon.

"Hey, lowlife," said Fallon. "Hey, lost soul," replied Colbert.

Fallon raised the Trump rally, but both said they had not looked. "I've heard that he said some pretty bad things about us," Fallon said.

"Really, it does not sound like him," said Colbert.

"I'm the head he said we were no talent, lowlifes, lost souls," Fallon replied.

"Well, it's not good, it's Conan," says Colbert, before making a call to O & # 39; Brien.

The TBS's host, his face covered in shaving cream, did not realize that Trump had become president: "The real estate guy who sells steaks, he's president, how's it going? he?

"Not so good," said Colbert.

"Well, guys, give him some time … and remember, please be civil. If we're not careful, it could start to get ugly," said O & # 39; Brien, clearly missing another element of the cultural moment.

O & # 39; Brien then asked if the guys wanted to watch him shave their chest and they refused, hanging up. Fallon and Colbert then discussed meal plans.

"Where do you want to eat?" Colbert asked.

"Red hen?" Fallon responded, referring to the restaurant that asked White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders last week to leave.

"Red Hen!" Colbert said, closing the segment and leading in opening credits.

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