President Trump on Wednesday suggested CBS should cancel late night host Stephen Colbert’s show immediately, rather than let him remain on air through May as planned. “Stephen Colbert

During Slate's Political Gabfest event on Thursday, Dec. 18, the Late Show host, 61, is seen making a strong statement as he celebrated fellow CBS employee John Dickerson, whose last day at CBS News was yesterday.

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Stephen Colbert broke the news to his studio audience on Thursday’s (December 18) The Late Show that the Kennedy Center was being renamed the Trump-Kennedy Center.

Stephen Colbert weighed in on whether he would consider running for president after 'The Late Show' concludes in May. He spoke about the 2028 election during an appearance at Slate's Political Gabfest event.

Stephen Colbert jokes that Paramount's $108 billion hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery proves the network could save his show if they wanted to.