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Trump goes too far: Colbert cancellation puts spotlight on Trump war on the First Amendment
David Enrich, deputy investigations editor for the New York Times, and author of "Murder the Truth," talks with Jen Psaki about Donald Trump's efforts to intimidate media organizations that would hold him accountable and call out his lies.
Last Thursday (July 17), Colbert broke the shocking news to viewers that CBS and Paramount had canceled The Late Show and its final episode would air in May 2026. Following the news, President Donald ...
Stephen Colbert responded to President Donald Trump’s gleeful social media post about his firing by telling him, "Go f-ck ...
Jon Stewart and others showed up to lend support on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" after CBS canceled the show. Finally ...
Stephen Colbert may have been canceled by CBS, but he is defiantly refusing to back down from jokes about President Donald ...
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Colbert, Trump, Epstein and the art of capitulation
July is shaping up to be a bend-the-knee month like no other, and that’s quite an achievement given the number of ...
Stephen Colbert likes to give credit where it’s due. The Late Show host raised a toast to the so-called “QAnon Shaman,” also ...
President Trump is seizing on a controversial confrontation between Catholic high school students and Native American protesters on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
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