Stephen Colbert's Audience Erupts Over MAGA Lawmaker's Bonkers Plan To Honor Trump
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The "Late Show" host also had a backhanded compliment for the president.
Stephen Colbert on Tuesday had some advice for America on how to deal with the rest of President Donald Trump’s second term in office: drink.
The “Late Show” host said he read that passengers in auto accidents who are “a little drunk” are “a little looser,” making them less likely to have severe injuries than people who tense up before impact.
“I think at this point it would help if we were all just a little drunk because maybe then... it wouldn’t be so painful when he drives the world into a telephone pole,” Colbert said.
The audience cheered ― but his next update led to jeers as Colbert pointed out a proposal by Rep. Bob Onder (R-Mo.) to rename the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
Under his “Make Entertainment Great Again Act,” it would become the “Donald J. Trump Center for the Performing Arts.”
Mike Sardina’s son did not hold back.
Some think the star couple was granted special treatment.
The singer joked that she didn't undergo "a fancy face lift."
Terry Sweeney, the show's first openly gay cast member, didn't hold back his thoughts about Chase's bad behavior.
Abby Phillip bluntly responded to a conservative pundit's misleading defense of a panelist on her show.
The "Loki" actor described the experience to GQ as the “most beautiful, profound, earth-shattering, life-altering” experience.
The pop diva also quipped about her four marriages amid dazzling renditions of some of her greatest hits.
The MS NOW host played clips of Rogan's glowing comments ahead of last year's election and more recent remarks in which he decried the president's actions.
“Uncut Gems” co-director Josh Safdie brings the same frenzied energy to Chalamet’s chaotic ping-pong pursuit.
Jack White wasn't having it with Rep. Tim Burchett's "ugly and angry" dig on social media.