Activism, Uncensored: Christopher Columbus and Stephen Colbert
- CBS announced the cancellation of 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' amid declining ad revenue and significant financial losses.
- Colbert reportedly lost $40 million last year, and CBS stated the decision was purely financial, unrelated to content.
- Liberals criticized the cancellation, claiming it was linked to Paramount's merger and political pressure under the Trump administration.
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Activism, Uncensored: Christopher Columbus and Stephen Colbert
From Managing Editor Greg Collard:A little-noticed June 2020 tweet resurfaced this month in which Zohran Mamdani is flipping off a statue of Christopher Columbus. The caption reads: “Take it down.” The most notable thing to me was Mamdani flipping the bird with a plastic glove, presumably to protect himself from Covid. On brand, I thought. The tweet, however, received a lot of news coverage, and on Monday it was a hook for a protest where it was…
Colbert Isn't Handling Being Cancelled Very Well: Launches Vile Trump Attack On-Air
There are two equally effective ways of dealing with smug liberals in the midst of a tantrum. First, mock their childish behavior and make them feel their impotence. Second, remind […] The post Colbert Isn't Handling Being Cancelled Very Well: Launches Vile Trump Attack On-Air appeared first on The Western Journal.
Colbert FAFO: Money Losing Plus Smug Doesn’t Sell Anymore
To many the cancellation of Stephen Colbert’s late-night CBS show marks the end of common culture in our society. Johnny Carson, the apolitical host, is no more. Bias is King. Colbert was once a popular comedian on Comedy Central doing satires of conservatives. But as time went by he and is show forgot about comedy and became bug-eyed water carriers for Left-wing politics in the U.S. The show was always anti-Trump, but the point of no return for…
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