Donald Trump issues cryptic warning to Stephen Colbert ahead of final ‘Late Show’ episode
Key takeaways
- The show’s final episode is set to air Thursday night, with CBS confirming it will feature an extended runtime for its farewell.
- The Late Show first launched in 1993 under host David Letterman before Stephen Colbert took over in 2015, steering the programme through a politically charged and highly watched modern late-night era.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize Donald Trump has issued a cryptic response ahead of the final episode of The Late Show hosted by Stephen Colbert, adding fresh attention to the long-running programme as it prepares to sign off after more than three decades on air.
Speaking on Wednesday, Trump was asked about the end of the CBS late-night franchise and responded briefly: “I’ll have a message at a later date,” offering no further detail. The comment immediately sparked speculation that a fuller response could follow after the final broadcast.
When approached for further comment, White House spokesman David Ingle told The Independent, “Stephen Colbert is a pathetic trainwreck with no talent and terrible ratings, which is exactly why CBS canceled his show and is booting him off the airwaves.”