In a fiery appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, television icon Judge Judy Sheindlin launched a scathing critique of CBS's recent staff dismissals, revealing her unfiltered views on corporate decision-making in the entertainment industry.
The Unvarnished Truth from TV's Toughest Judge
Known for her no-nonsense approach both on and off the bench, Judge Judy pulled no punches when discussing CBS's controversial firing practices. "When you treat people like disposable assets, you lose more than just employees - you lose credibility," she told a captivated Colbert audience.
A Career Built on Fairness Speaks Out
The 81-year-old television arbitrator, whose own show ran for an unprecedented 25 seasons, emphasised the importance of loyalty in an industry increasingly driven by profit margins. "I kept my crew for decades because they were family," she remarked, drawing applause from the studio audience.
Colbert, himself a CBS star, navigated the delicate conversation with his trademark wit, though Judge Judy's blunt commentary frequently stole the show. The interview has since gone viral, sparking renewed debate about employment practices in broadcast television.
