Stephen Colbert didn’t hold back after President Donald Trump celebrated the cancellation of The Late Show. This latest beef comes after CBS announced that the show is running its last season and will end by May 2026,

Stephen Colbert isn't feeling any sympathy for himself, now that his show is headed off the air, nor for his favorite punching bag, President Trump, still neck-deep in controversy over his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

South Park kicked off its twenty-seventh season on Wednesday with a controversial Trump-focused episode that has drawn strong backlash from the White House.

There are two equally effective ways of dealing with smug liberals in the midst of a tantrum. First, mock their childish behavior and make them feel their impotence. Second, remind them that their own decisions to shill for the establishment set them on the path to oblivion.

Like Stephen Colbert, the Smothers Brothers enjoyed top ratings, and they had a history of refusing to avoid sensitive topics, regularly airing anti-Vietnam War and pro-civil rights segments at a time when such material was scarce on network television.

“ Late Show ” host Stephen Colbert went after President Donald Trump on Thursday, the same day CBS announced his show is being canceled. And he focused on two issues the president does not like to talk about: his health and his links to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Late-night hosts used their monologues on Monday to weigh in on the news that CBS is canceling “The Late Show.”

Stephen Colbert addressed Donald Trump’s reaction to the cancellation of 'The Late Show,' firing back with a fiery monologue and bold remarks