Category: Late Night Round-Up
Sometimes, fake news comes in a photo. The White House not-so-cleverly released an image of President Trump “working” during the government shutdown. It’s an obviously-staged shot of an obviously not-at-work Trump, showing the POTUS at ...
Conan O'Brien is rarely acknowledged for his political comedy. And this bit is hardly as cutting as, say, Colbert's monologue on any given night.
A meeting of the political comedy minds took place on Wednesday's Late Show, as host Stephen Colbert welcomed fellow Daily Show alum John Oliver.
"Morning Joe" co-host Joe Scarborough made a surprising announcement on "The Late Show" with Stephen Colbert on Tuesday: The former Florida Republican Congressman is giving his party the boot.
After a weeklong hiatus, Late Show host Stephen Colbert made it back to work just in time for President Trump's White House to collapse under the weight of (what else but) its very own email ...
Learning of Vladimir Putin’s reported personal involvement in the US election hacking by Russian operatives -- an “artisanal hack” by the former KGB officer -- Stephen Colbert can’t believe the real motive is an old ...
On Thursday night's episode of "The Tonight Show," host Jimmy Fallon and the GOP presidential nominee traded jabs on Trump's hair and his childhood home, which is now on the market. But when it came ...
On "Last Week Tonight," John Oliver slammed Donald Trump for his comments regarding Khizr and Ghazala Khan, calling him a "self-serving half-man."
Conan O'Brien decided that with everybody comparing Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler, he would bring on a special guest to respond to the charge.
The late night shows were dominated Wednesday by Donald Trump's bizarre combination victory speech, press conference — and infomercial for Trump products.
The late night comics were aghast at the newest issue in the Republican primary campaign.
Larry Wimore: "That's right, you're the one who opened your big mouth and got in the bed with the Devil — now he just wants you to keep that mouth open."
The late night shows were all discussing one topic: The Super Tuesday results, and Donald Trump's continued takeover of the Republican Party.
As we head into Super Tuesday, one topic dominated the late night shows: Republican frontrunner Donald Trump's descent into fascism and the adoration of hate groups.
Trevor Noah and former CIA Director Michael Hayden discussed the complex moral issues of fighting against terrorism through the use of drone strikes.
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