Stephen Colbert

CBS's Late Show host Stephen Colbert devoted nearly the entire show on Thursday to liberal media darling and Governor Andrew Cuomo (D-NY). In turn, the interview was loaded with softballs. While Colbert did not find any time to confront Cuomo over his state’s insane nursing homes policy requiring them to accept those who contract coronavirus, the left-wing comedian trumpeted a survey showing…

Trump-obsessed actor Robert De Niro appeared on The Late Show Wednesday to do his usual overwrought complaining about the president with host Stephen Colbert. While ranting about how horrible Trump was, De Niro and Colbert gushed over how great it would be if New York Governor Andrew Cuomo was president, instead.

It seems the only reason why Stephen King is invited on late night shows anymore is so he can attack President Trump. On The Late Show Tuesday evening, host Stephen Colbert chatted with the prolific horror novelist about the coronavirus and the liberal pair fretted we were living in one of King’s dystopian novels with the villain Trump telling Americans to “drink bleach.”

While The Late Show host Stephen Colbert may not have an enthusiastic studio audience cheering him on as he delivers anti-Trump punchlines for the time being, that has not stopped him from going out of his way to please his Trump-loathing viewers. The comic on Monday accused Trump of “willfully endangering the lives of Americans” by encouraging the reopening of the economy and claiming that Vice…

Prime time was a great time for the Fox News Channel in April, when the top-rated cable network used its coverage of the coronavirus pandemic to attract its largest evening audience ever and draw its second highest-ratings in total day viewership since its reporting on the Iraq War in 2003. At the same time, the channel delivered an audience of 3.7 million people and 671,000 in the demographic of…

Documentary maker Michael Moore didn’t take too kindly to the President’s “Liberate Michigan!” tweet last week, telling CBS's Late Show host Stephen Colbert that the real “Liberation Day” will happen on election day 2020. The Fahrenheit 11/9 director and Michigan native mocked Trump’s recent “Liberate Michigan!” tweet during the April 21 episode of Colbert's show.

On Monday night, it was one liberal talking to another liberal as Daily Show host Trevor Noah appeared on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. Noah blamed all recent crises on Donald Trump himself, saying, “People forget, every single issue or every single scandal his administration has faced has been something that's been self-imposed, right. So every crisis has been something they've created for…

The biggest joke in Barack Obama’s endorsement video for Joe Biden was his warning about what Biden was facing. “It won’t be easy. The other side has a massive war chest. The other side has a propaganda network with little regard for the truth," he said. Obama has almost the entire news (and entertainment) media eating out of his hand. The late-night comedians lash out at Trump with buckets of…

Despite admitting he hasn’t been keeping up with the Trump administration’s daily coronavirus briefings, Late Show host Stephen Colbert didn’t mind bashing them anyway, with his liberal guests on his early Friday morning show. Colbert had sympathetic listeners in his guests, former Obama staffers and Pod Save America hosts Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett and Tommy Vietor.

The political stripes of late night hosts are bold faced in garish colors, as they share their left-wing opinions nightly. Some remarks are more striking than others in terms of their glaring partisanship. Late Show host Stephen Colbert exemplified one of those moments Wednesday night during a remote interview with now former 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidate, Senator Bernie Sanders.

The coronavirus pandemic has claimed another victim: the Lights Out With David Spade weeknight program on Comedy Central. Spade's show was a rarity: A late night comedy show not fixated on bashing Donald Trump and Republicans. The show featured host Spade and a revolving panel of guests discussing pop culture news. It stopped production on March 12, joining hundreds of other shows in shutting…

Stephen Colbert decided to continue producing a stripped down form of his late night comedy show in the midst of the coronavirus quarantine, though it wasn’t just the production quality that appeared to be suffering, but the material itself. Maybe that’s just because we’re tired of lame jokes from the bottom of the far left political barrel.

Eager to join the rest of the media in politicizing the coronavirus, on Monday’s CBS Late Show, liberal host Stephen Colbert sought to use the disease to attack President Trump. Colbert commenced the thrashing session with an opening monologue in which he skewered Trump over his response to the coronavirus:

The leftist factions within the media seem to be engaging in a sort of circular firing squad as of late, amid all the chaos and division in the Democratic presidential race. The most recent opponents to square off being CBS late night host Stephen Colbert and a portion of MSNBC. All In host Chris Hayes absorbed the heat on behalf of his network during an appearance on Wednesday’s Late Show.