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11:09Now PlayingCBS just pulled the plug on The Late Show and Stephen Colbert — not just the host, but the entire franchise. Why? Will breaks it all down: tens of millions in losses, partisan hackery masquerading as comedy, and a late-night landscape that no longer appeals to mainstream America.
While the media spins this as an attack on free speech, Will calls BS — and so does Jay Leno, who warns that chasing applause from one political tribe is a surefire way to lose the country. From Greg Gutfeld’s rise to the echo chamber collapse of Colbert and Kimmel, this monologue takes on the hollow core of modern media — and why it's failing.
Plus: what Colin Cowherd and Charles C.W. Cooke get right about America's media bubble, and why real diversity means actually understanding the people you're trying to reach.
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