Jeff Goldblum (Colbert Questionert), Stephen Sondheim | Tree's Company

The Late Show Pod Show with Stephen Colbert

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News, Comedy, Comedy Interviews, News Commentary, Tv & Film

4.4 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 4 December 2021

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

The White House is fully in the holiday spirit as the Second Family celebrates Hanukkah and the Capitol Christmas Tree gets lit, as the nation's supply chain issues get even worse, threatening America’s access to some of our favorite wines and liquors. Meanwhile… The government of Jamaica is promoting the joys of marijuana, and scientists spent a lot of time proving Thanos couldn’t have snapped his fingers wearing that bulky Infinity Gauntlet. The incomparable Jeff Goldblum agrees to embark on television’s most rigorous examination of mind, body and soul, known as The Colbert Questionert - see how he handles the pressure of revealing his favorite sandwich. And next, a special tribute to "the greatest composer and lyricist in the history of American theater:" Stephen's extended interview with the legendary Stephen Sondheim. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Live on tape from the S11 Theater in New York City, it's Stephen Colbert!
0:30.5	Woo!
0:31.5	Yeah, man.
0:33.5	Hey!
0:35.5	Oh, wow.
0:36.5	Welcome.
0:37.5	Welcome, one and all, to the late show, on your host, Stephen Colbert.
0:41.0	And happy, happy.
0:43.5	You feel that, John?
0:44.5	Yeah, I feel it.
0:45.5	That, what would you call that?
0:47.5	That's a Friday audience.
0:48.5	That is a Friday audience.
0:49.5	Yeah!
0:50.5	Yeah!
0:52.5	There's a certain june de ses quoi.
0:55.5	Yeah, june de ses quoi.
0:57.5	Holidays are right around the corner,
0:59.5	which means down in Washington, D.C., it's time for both parties to put us either differences,
1:04.5	reach across the aisle for a common cause, murdering a pine tree.
1:09.5	Capital Christmas tree went up this week, and it isn't any ordinary conifer.
1:14.0	No, it is eight stories high, and the U.S. Forest Service has named it Sugar Bear.
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