We have some major developments at this hour.

The effort to silence Stephen Colbert has failed, has failed pretty miserably,

as Stephen Colbert's numbers right now are surging.

If you didn't know, the Trump FCC, the chairman of the FCC, Brendan Carr,

who wrote the chapter for the FCC in Project 2025,

try to censor CBS and Colbert telling CBS,

Colbert cannot air a recorded interview with State Representative James Tolarico.

CBS quickly obliged caving to the Trump administration.

Colbert put that up anyway on social media and while the accounts,

they're surging. At the same time, the Department of Homeland Security right now is in deep

trouble as there are significant issues emerging between Christy Nome, the secretary, and the Coast Guard

to the point where now today, Trisha McLaughlin, the spokesperson for the Department

of Homeland Security, has decided to resign from her role. Make sure to like, comment, share,

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sub-stack. Click the link below. Let's jump right into it. This afternoon, Stephen Colbert's show

is surging. View counts on the most

watch Colbert clips on his FCC-censored Tala Rico interview are over a million on every

platform from YouTube to Instagram to TikTok and Twitter. Significant surges across the board for perspective on linear TV, his show

averages 2.3 million viewers. So on most platforms, that's already been surpassed. And well,

those numbers are only going to continue growing. What Trump tried to do is silence Colbert, but it turned into the Streisand

effect, where more people are now tuning into Colbert rather than not. And so you have a situation

where Colbert's ratings online on social media continue to surge as the Trump administration

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