Colbert, whose CBS show will end its run next May, isn’t alone among late-night hosts in making political endorsements. Jimmy Kimmel appeared at a Biden fundraiser in 2024, and has campaigned for Democrat Jacky Rosen’s U.S. Senate campaigns in Nevada.

Television’s in huge trouble. Maybe David Ellison [CEO of Paramount Skydance] will fix everything,” Stephen Colbert joked in an interview this week

Colbert called out Trump after parts of the White House's East Wing were demolished as part of the president's ballroom project.

“Some of the best M.R.I. reports they’ve ever seen,” Stephen Colbert said on Wednesday. “In fact, we here at ‘The Late Show’ were able to acquire a copy of Trump’s M.R.I.” “Wait a second, what’s that in his stomach? It’s the Epstein files!” — STEPHEN COLBERT

Back in June, the month before Stephen Colbert would find out that The Late Show would be cancelled by CBS, Colbert sat down with New York City mayoral candidates Zohran Mamdani and Brad Lander. Both

Colbert compared Trump to a "grandpa" after he wandered off during an official ceremony with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.

"The Late Show" host Stephen Colbert joked about loving Paramount CEO David Ellison after CBS announced his show will end in May 2026.