“This isn’t about comedy anymore. It’s about control.” – The cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert didn’t just end a program—it lit a fire under the late-night industry.
While CBS labels it a budget decision, Jimmy Kimmel isn’t buying it. In a rare public outburst, he slammed the move as “stupid” and “reek[ing] of scheme,” hinting at a larger crisis consuming mainstream media.
He’s even vowed to walk if this continues. Are networks silencing their own voices to protect something bigger? What could possibly be so threatening about a comedy show? Dig deeper into the unraveling chaos that’s turning late night into a battleground.👇👇
