US Senator Elizabeth Warren delivered a masterclass in political humour during a recent appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, leaving the audience in fits of laughter with a brilliantly executed prank.
In a pre-recorded segment, Warren managed to 'hack' Colbert's show by inserting a cheeky message into a mock cybersecurity tutorial. The clip, which was supposed to feature Colbert giving tips on online safety, was abruptly interrupted by Warren's face appearing on screen with the words: "I'm Elizabeth Warren, and I'm hacking Stephen Colbert."
The audience erupted in laughter as Colbert feigned shock, clutching his chest in mock horror. Warren, known for her sharp wit and progressive policies, played along perfectly, delivering the line with a mischievous grin.
Colbert, never one to miss a beat, quipped: "I thought I was safe from hackers here in my own studio!" The playful exchange highlighted the senator's ability to engage with pop culture while maintaining her political gravitas.
This isn't the first time Warren has shown off her comedic chops. The Massachusetts senator has become something of a late-night darling, frequently appearing on talk shows to discuss policy matters with a lighthearted touch.
The segment quickly went viral on social media, with fans praising Warren's timing and Colbert's trademark improvisational skills. Political commentators noted how such appearances help humanise politicians and make complex issues more accessible to the public.
