Jimmy Kimmel Melts Down Over Colbert Cancellation,

As RedState reported, CBS has pulled the plug on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert,” with the decade-long working “comedy” program set to finish after the 2025-2026 season closes. That marks a dramatic cancellation of one of the largest names in late-night, and it is an ominous signal for a style that has been going downhill for years. 

Naturally, because Colbert had grow to be therapy for Democrat politicians, figures like Rep. Adam Schiff and Sen. Elizabeth Warren had been none too joyful. Both have appeared on the show a number of occasions, with Schiff having just filmed his newest “interview” on Thursday, the identical day the information broke of the cancellation. 

SEE: Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Show’ Has Been Canceled, and Adam Schiff Is Hilariously Aggrieved 

The allegation is that this was political (so what?) and an attempt to cowl for the Trump administration. You know, because the bigwigs over at Paramount and CBS are famend for their help of Republicans. 

CBS canceled Colbert’s show just THREE DAYS after Colbert referred to as out CBS dad or mum company Paramount for its $16M settlement with Trump – a deal that appears to be like like bribery.

America deserves to know if his show was canceled for political causes.

Watch and share his message. pic.twitter.com/Rz7HcWFLYM

— Elizabeth Warren (@SenWarren) July 18, 2025

Democrat politicians apart, one of Colbert’s friends has also chimed in. Jimmy Kimmel, the pope of late-night and the nation’s conscience, posted the next obscenity-laden message on Instagram. 

“Love you Stephen. F–- you and all your Sheldons CBS,” Kimmel wrote on his personal Instagram story Thursday, showing to reference CBS’s hit “The Big Bang Theory” spinoff, “Young Sheldon.”

Well, that’s mature. Is he going to cry on air again, too? It’s fairly unbelievable that a man might go from doing skits in blackface and internet hosting moist T-shirt contests to being that delusionally smug, but right here we’re. All of this is emblematic of what the late-night scene, apart from Greg Gutfeld, has grow to be. It’s just a bunch of far-left activists who deserted any pretense of comedy long in the past. 

Gone are the times when late-night hosts instructed jokes that might carry in a broad, national viewers. These days, it is just the identical, drained traces about Republicans and fascism instructed in numerous types. Getting laughs is not the purpose anymore. Instead, it is to generate partisan applause. It’s such a far cry from what late-night used to be, even as just lately as Jay Leno, who left “The Tonight Show” in 2014. 

On the opposite hand, ABC, which owns and airs Kimmel’s show, now has the possibility to do the funniest factor ever. Given CBS cited financial considerations as the rationale Colbert was canceled, it is arduous to see how ABC does not have those identical points. 

For one, Kimmel’s scores are worse than Colbert’s, with the previous lagging by practically a million viewers. Meanwhile, ABC pays Kimmel a reported $15 million a 12 months to host “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” not including bonuses and royalties. Then you might have to think about the prices of paying for an whole writing room and all the technical manufacturing prices. From the studio to the digicam operators, nothing is affordable in Los Angeles. 

I can not say for sure, but when you think about every little thing concerned, the mathematics is not actually mathing as far as Kimmel’s show being financially profitable. So maybe he ought to think about that before popping off, because he might and ought to be next on the chopping block. I suspect your complete left-wing late-night “comedy” scene’s days are numbered.  

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