Colbert hosts "Daily Show" reunion on "Late Show"
The show included Jon Stewart, Samantha Bee, Ed Helms, Rob Corddry and John Oliver
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The show included Jon Stewart, Samantha Bee, Ed Helms, Rob Corddry and John Oliver
A storm over a crude remark Stephen Colbert made about President Donald Trump didn't hurt the late-night host in the ratings
The "Late Show" host was inspired by one of his signature segments
"Late Show” host Stephen Colbert is soaring above Fallon of NBC’s “Tonight Show"
President Donald Trump tweeted about actress Kristen Stewart 11 times in 2012 during her relationship troubles with Robert Pattinson
Patrick Stewart and Stephen Colbert spoofed a theater classic while slamming President Donald Trump’s Obamacare repeal
Jon Stewart interrupted Stephen Colbert's show Monday to deliver a tough message to the media
It's been a long four months for John Oliver since "Last Week Tonight" went on hiatus just after Election Day
Stephen Colbert kicked off the “Late Show” Tuesday night with a familiar face to unveil some new executive orders on the way from Donald Trump
Stephen Colbert will host the annual Emmy Awards telecast, this year to be shown on his home network of CBS
Stephen Colbert is standing by Meryl Streep's comments at the Golden Globes -- and standing up to Donald Trump
The “Late Show” host sat down for a wide-ranging interview with “Face the Nation” last month
When the director was interviewed on the “Late Show” earlier this year, he directed a short film starring Colbert to open the show
“I slap myself in the face hard, twice – hard enough to regret it,” the “Late Show” host tells “Face the Nation”
After more than 30 years in comedy, The “Late Show” host recalls his first humble attempts at humor
Tune in on Christmas Day for an interview with the "Late Show" host and the annual CBS News correspondents' panel
The "Late Show" host sat down for an interview with CBS's "Face the Nation"
The vice president also discussed the prospects of a 2020 presidential run
Vice President Joe Biden is returning to “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert”
Late-night hosts pivoted from candidate Donald Trump to President-elect Trump, combining punch lines and audience group counseling
"The Late Show" host delivered a somber election night monologue, just moments before Donald Trump was declared president-elect
Late-night comedians, political cartoonists and satirical websites provide comic relief to help us survive the absurdity of a presidential election (no fooling!)
"Late Show" host says he will have a surprise guest on election night special called “Democracy’s Series Finale: Who’s Going to Clean Up This Sh*t?”
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The "Late Show" host said that the presidential candidate is essentially threatening to “wipe his fat a** with the Constitution”