Stephen Colbert is going out with a smile, and with many jokes at CBS and its parent company Paramount’s expense.

Journalist and TV producer Brian Stelter says leaders like outgoing The Late Show host Stephen Colbert emulate the disposition everyone needs in their careers and life.

Jon Stewart helped crush CNN’s “Crossfire” in 2004, telling the hosts that their angry rhetoric was “hurting America.” Two decades later, Stewart’s protégé, Stephen Colbert, did just that with a combination of “fake news,

Byron Allen said his program that will be replacing Stephen Colbert's Late Show will have nothing to do with politics. Instead, his goal is "just be funny." The post ‘Just Be Funny’: Comic Replacing Stephen Colbert Says He Won’t Be Touching Politics first appeared on Mediaite.

Byron Allen said on CNN that "Comics Unleashed" will steer clear of politics as it moves into Stephen Colbert's late-night time slot on CBS in May.

James Conrad originally posted Stephen Colbert’s Replacement Pledges To Avoid Politics – Doesn’t Care ‘Who You Vote For’ on TheMix.net it is syndicated here with permission.

Late-night host Stephen Colbert did his final impression of former President Joe Biden while bashing President Donald Trump’s low approval rating. During his monologue on Wednesday, Colbert showed a video clip of CNN data chief Harry Enten reporting on Trump’s low approval numbers on the economy.

CNN's Jake Tapper reports on the timeline of Stephen Colbert's last show and President Trump's criticism of the host: JAKE TAPPER, CNN HOST: Now, there's no evidence that President Trump, who has long railed against Stephen Colbert and other late-night comedians who mock him,