It's the late show's hot show with Stephen Colberg.

Um, okay, uh, folks, uh, you know, if you watch the show, you know, I spend most of my

time right over there, harvesting the days, find a story marble, carving it into the most

topical columns and pediments, then adding thematic statuary to unveil for you the breath-taking

Greek mausoleum that is my monologue, but sometimes I wake up in the woods inside half a broken

baby pool, lashed that to the housing of a discarded dishwasher with an abandoned rug

twine, then climb in and huff a bag of Nyquil and acetone and the metheads crank tomb

of news that is my segment.

Meanwhile, that's the only crank I need right there.

Meanwhile, a new study says, drugs and alcohol do not make you more creative.

The study of courtesy of Dr. Benjamin Buzzkill, meanwhile, we hear at the meanwhile military

lubricants and basketball repair factory sometimes come across a story about meat that

is so important.

So dare I say, juicy, that we give that story its own meanwhile sub-segment, meat-while.

Hold on to your tenderloin because a synthetic meat company has just created a meatball from

the long extinct mammoth, to which dads everywhere said, it's fine, the extinction date

is just a suggestion.

The reanimated meatwad is part of a project that aims to mix and match cells from unconventional

species to create new kinds of meat.

It was already an experimental food institute doing that.

They're called Taco Bell.

All right?

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