Meyers, 44, told People magazine that his focus would be more on the film industry than Trump, who has been a favourite subject of Hollywood comedians so far.
"With the monologue, as far as talking about anything in the news right now, it seems like this year more than ever Hollywood has its own internal politics that obviously deserve to be talked about," he said.
"Going into it our focus is far more on the worlds that make these films and less on anything that's happening in Washington."
"He holds the keys to us not talking about him, which would to be to just behave differently. But while he continues on this path, we'll continue on ours."
The 2018 Golden Globes are set to air Sunday, January 7.
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