This is an I-Heart podcast.

Guaranteed Human.

They finally did it.

The Libs destroyed late night comedy.

This has been a long time coming, as you know, and it's not a surprise to any of you

who have even tried to watch a few minutes for the last decade or so of Colbert's show,

Fallon Show, Kimmel's show.

There's others, too, but they're even lesser players and all this.

You know, it's on the one hand, it's great because these guys are getting their just desserts by getting canceled.

But on the other side, it's a shame. I grew up watching

Jay Leno for decades late night TV was this beautiful bipartisan escape. Johnny Carson made fun

of everybody. David Letterman, well, he's a jerk and a lib. So I never liked Letterman. But, you know,

Jay Leno was just funny. He would take a little

shot at both sides, but I watched a little bit of Leno growing up. But you could certainly

turn it on and expect that the primary purpose was comedy. But then the Lib TV execs handed the keys

to this new generation of late-night clowns.

But worst among clowns, they're not funny.

Stephen Colbert is the chief example of this.

He drove the whole thing off a cliff into a ditch of smug one-note trumped arrangement theater.

So as Colbert waves goodbye to the late show on May 21st, we get to watch the

farewell tour of a guy who didn't build anything. In fact, he was gifted a throne

and then he turned it into a participation trophy. Just showed up, did the bare bare minimum and let's start with that obvious

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