June 7, 2026
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15:10Now PlayingSteven Crowder Explains why late-night television is dying – and why Jimmy Kimmel’s excuses are getting embarrassing. Kimmel claims the shows aren’t failing because of bad performance or changing times. Instead, he says they’re being “poisoned.” Crowder isn’t buying it. He explains how shows like Jimmy Kimmel Live and Stephen Colbert’s are losing tens of millions of dollars for their networks. Colbert’s show was reportedly losing around $40 million a year before changes were made. Crowder does the math on Kimmel’s show too, comparing salaries, staff sizes, and low viewership numbers. He reminds everyone what late-night used to be – fun entertainment with Letterman, Leno, and Conan. Now it’s mostly political lectures that turn off half the audience. Crowder shares how his own show started as a late-night format before evolving because of what fans actually wanted.
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