Late-night television was ablaze with sharp political satire as Stephen Colbert, Jon Stewart, and Seth Meyers took aim at Donald Trump, Paramount's corporate woes, and the lingering Epstein scandal in their latest episodes.
Colbert's Trump Takedown
Stephen Colbert, hosting The Late Show, delivered a scathing monologue on Trump's latest legal entanglements. "Just when you think he's out of headlines, he pulls himself back in," Colbert quipped, referencing the former president's ongoing battles with prosecutors.
Stewart's Paramount Punchline
Jon Stewart, back on The Daily Show, turned his attention to Paramount's corporate struggles. "Nothing says 'stable business model' like merging with a company that's also sinking," Stewart joked, highlighting the entertainment giant's recent merger talks.
Meyers on Epstein's Shadow
Seth Meyers tackled the Epstein case with his signature blend of humor and outrage. "We've reached the point where 'Epstein associate' is practically a job title," Meyers lamented during his Late Night segment, skewering the continued fallout from the scandal.
The trio's takes proved that late-night TV remains a vital platform for political and social commentary, blending humor with hard-hitting analysis of today's most pressing issues.
