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Stephen Colbert Is Just The Beginning | Episode 03 · The Augarius Williams Show

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let's go ahead and dive right into a showy. This
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will not be a long episode today because I really
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don't have a lot of thoughts about this particular story
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like some other people within the political podcast spirit, you've
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been hearing people talk about this story at length for
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the past few days, and honestly, after I gave it
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some thought over the weekend, I said to myself, you
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know what, this story doesn't really need an hour to
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be broken down. I could literally break this down and
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be done in fifteen minutes. Now, if I choose to ramble,
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this may take a little bit longer than that. What
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story am I referring to? So let's go back to
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Thursday of last week. During an episode of The Late
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Show with Stephen Colbert, Stephen Kobe announced that his bosses
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at CBS slash Paramount made a decision that his show,
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The Late Show will be canceled in May of twenty
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twenty six.
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Speaker 2: What does that mean.
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Speaker 1: It means that this franchise, which was started way back
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in the nineties with his first toast being David Letterman,
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will now come to an end in twenty twenty six,
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with Stephen Colbert at the Helm.
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Speaker 2: Now, if you didn't know anything.
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Speaker 1: About the underlying circumstances of this decision, then you would say, okay, well,
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we know that all good things in life must come
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twenty in But wait a minute, don't judge this story
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too quickly, because there is a lot underneath this that
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I think is very important to understand in order to
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understand what got us to this point. So let's go
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back to last year. During the heat of the twenty
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twenty four presidential election cycle, former Vice President Kamala Harris
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was interviewed on Sixty Minutes, and during that interview, it
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became known to everybody that that interview was doctor, especially
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when it pertained to a particular question about Israel and
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some of the tactics that they were using in their
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ongoing war against hamas CBS doctor that answer to basically
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make Kamala Harris come off as being more knowledgeable about
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the situation than she actually was. And then when it
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came out, or when the full clip came out, pardon me,
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that's when everybody said, Okay, what the hell is going
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on here?
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Speaker 2: Why was that answer? Doctor? Why did you guys monkey
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around with her answer?
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Speaker 1: If her first answer didn't make sense, that's the answer
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that you should have went with and not gave us
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BS when it was all said and done, so, the
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campaign caught win of this, and they filed a lawsuit
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in Texas basically claiming that CBS was engaging in election
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interference by trying to make Vice President Harris come off
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as more knowledgeable about something that she obviously wasn't so
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knowledgeable about. So this year, earlier this year, CBS slash
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Paramount settled with President Trump and they agreed to pay
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him sixteen million dollars for that discrepancy. Now, as you would,
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as you may well know, when you work somewhere and
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you find out that your company had to settle with
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someone to make something go away, you're not gonna be
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too happy about that. But some people, they choose to
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keep their mouths. They still go to work every day
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so that way they can provide for their family. Stephen Colbert,
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on the other hand, was not one of those people.
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Stephen Colbert used his show to basically let out all
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his frustrations.
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Speaker 2: Against his employer.
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Speaker 1: Now, during a monologue, Stephen Colbert basically said that his
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network's sixteen million dollar payout to the President of the
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United States was what some people in legal circles would
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call a big, fat bride. Now, why would Stephen Colbert
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go as far as calling that settlement a bribe? In
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his eyes and in a lot of people's eyes, it
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was a bride. Because CBS Paramount is trying to get
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a sale through to Skydance Media. And the only way
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that that eight billion dollar sale can go through is
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if it is approved by the FCC. Now, we all
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know that the FCC is under the umbrella of the
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Executive Branch. And for those of you plan alone at home,
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guess who's in charge of the executive branch of the
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government of the United States at the present time, Donald Trump.
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So in order for this deal to go through, they
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would need to make sure that the President of the
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United States and whomever he chose to head up the
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FCC gets on board with the sale, so that way
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it can actually go through.
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Speaker 2: So it's pretty safe to say.
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Speaker 1: That Stephen Colbert put his foot in his mouth by
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criticizing the very network that cuts his checks.
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Speaker 2: Am I right? Or on you guys listening? Are you
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following me?
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Speaker 1: So, after it became announced that CBS was ending The
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Lake Show after thirty two years, everybody and their grandmother
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had their own different reason as to why they believed
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that CBS made that decision. Some on the left believed
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that CBS only made the decision because they fell under
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the weight of pressure from the Trump administration to.
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Speaker 2: Make the sale go through or to.
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Speaker 1: In order for the sale to go through, CBS and
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Paramount had to play ball with Donald Trump, And by
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basically playing ball with Donald Trump, they had to get
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rid of Stephen Colbert, who's been one of the most
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leading late night voices when it came to and when
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it still comes to criticism of the President of the
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United States. You have some on the right who believes
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that it was only a matter of time before or
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Stephen Colbert was handed his pink slip. CBS has made
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it abundantly clear that their decision to cancel the Late
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Show was merely a financial reason alone. It wasn't anything
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to do with Stephen Colbert's politics. Now, for those of
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you who are not familiar with Stephen Colbert, for those
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of you who've never watched The Late Show before, is
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very apparent to a lot of people, including myself, that
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Stephen Colbert is a Democrat. Like he can lie and
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say that he's straight down the middle, that he's non biased,
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but anybody who watches his show could easily call bullshit
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to that notion. Stephen Colbert is a Democrat. Jimmy Fallon's
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a Democrat. Jimmy Kimmel's a Democrat. Seth Myers is a Democrat,
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and it would be absolutely nothing wrong with those guys
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being Democrats if their shows were strictly down the middle,
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because there was a point in time where you had
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late night talk show host that they may have had
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a political leaning one way or the other, but you
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would have never been able to tell. Jay Little to
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this day, I still don't know which party he rides with.
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The late great Johnny Carson, now it was I won't
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say a liege, but people who are close to Johnny
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Carson made the point that he was not a big
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fan of Reagan, if I remember that correctly, So that
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kind of lets you know. But you could never tell
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on Carson Show. Conan O'Brien the same way Craig Ferguson
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another one couldn't tell, even though Craig Ferguson was from
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over in the UK, but you could never tell his
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political leanings. Those guys, and I'm leaving out a host
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of others, So charge it to my head, not my heart.
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Those guys back in those days, they made you want
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to stay up late to watch their shows because you
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knew that after a long, hard, stressful day, you could
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turn on your favorite late night talk show and they
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could have you laughing so hard to where your stomach
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would be hurting. That's the kind of late night TV
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that people relished, and that same late night TV does
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not exist anymore because all of them are just puppets
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of the Democratic Party. None of these late night shows,
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they don't really for the best of my knowledge or
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to the best of my knowledge, they don't invite Republicans
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on their show. They don't invite independence on their shows
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unless it's Bernie Sanders, and we all know Bernie Sanders
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at this point is just a closeted Democrat. It would
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be different if Bernie Sanders sided with the Democrats on
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issues and the Republicans on others. That would be the
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hallmark of a true independent. But Bertie Sanders is always
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in lockstep with the Democratic Party but still convinces voters
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every six years in Vermont that he's an independent.
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Speaker 2: Bullshit.
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Speaker 1: But besides him, there aren't independence that go on these
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late night talk shows. So what is the reason why
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I think that Stephen Colbert's show is coming to an
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end next year? I think Stephen Colbert's show is coming
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to an end because CBS got the best of both worlds.
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They saw a reason to get rid of his show
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financially while also getting rid of his show because of
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the political implications. I want to ask you guys a question,
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because I want to tie this in perfectly with a
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real life situation. How many people have come into your
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life that you've wanted to get rid of, but you've
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never had a reason to get rid of And then
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a reason finally presents itself, and then you say, Okay,
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I finally got my chance to get this person out
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of my life, because beforehand, you never really had a
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legitimate reason to get that person out of your life.
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But now the reason's right there, and you're not gonna
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waste an opportunity to not use that reason. And that's
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exactly what CBS did. CBS saw that Stephen Colbert's ratings
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were tanking. They saw the fact that they were staying
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more in the red as opposed to the black. And
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they also saw that, Okay, this whole thing about using
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the vast majority of your show to criticize Donald Trump,
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it's not working anymore because audience are not as turned
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on to it as they used to be eight years ago,
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when Donald Trump first got to the White House. Now
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you're listening to someone that's not a Donald Trump fan.
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Are there some things that he's done as resident that
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I agree with?
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Speaker 2: Absolutely?
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Speaker 1: But I'm not just gonna sit here and say that
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I'm a sicker fan when it comes to Donald Trump,
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because I think Donald Trump has become corrupted by the
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same swamp that eight years ago he told us that
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he came to Washington, d C.
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Speaker 2: To root out.
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Speaker 1: And I'll stand ten toes down in that belief. He's
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a part of the same swamp that he claimed he
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came to DC to get rid of. Just look at
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some of the people in his cabinet. That's a different
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conversation for a different day. So when you put those
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two things together in a blender, the political pressure and
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the financial pressure, and you turn that blender on, what
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comes out of that blender a perfect smoothie. Now, how
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many of you've ever gone to a smoothie king or
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to a Java juice whatever it is called, and how
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many times have you been able to walk away from
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that place saying I got the perfect smoothie. Sometimes you
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can say that, another time you can. But in this case,
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for CBS, they got the perfect smoovie because they had
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a financial reason to say, Okay, we need to cut
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we need to pull the plug with Stephen Colbert, because
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had they gotten rid of Colbert a few years ago
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for political reasons, then people would have said, no, that's
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not right. You guys are getting rid of him because
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you're under pressure from Donald Trump, and the financial pressures
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finally gave CBS a reason to say, Okay, it's over.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: The title of this episode is Stephen Colbert's just the beginning.
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What do I mean when I say that Stephen Colbert
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is only the beginning of the exodus that we're about
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to see when it comes to late night talk show
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host I do think down the pipeline. It may not
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be this year, may not be next year, may not
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even be twenty twenty seven, but there will come a
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point when ABC will cut ties with Jimmy Kimmel. That
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will come a point in time where NBC will cut
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bait with Jimmy Fallon and Seth Myers. And honestly, I
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wouldn't shed a tear if they got rid of Seth Myers.
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Seth Myers, to me, has never been funny, even during
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his days on Essenel, he wasn't funny.
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Speaker 2: On there either.
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Speaker 1: But this goes to a much bigger issue. These shows
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could have thrived if they would have been inviting for
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all Americans. That's where they dropped the ball. And now
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you're starting to see these networks look at their numbers
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and say, damn, we're not really getting as many people
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in certain demos as we think we should. And the
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simple retort to that would be, why do you think that?
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Because when you alienate half the country, you shouldn't be
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surprised when you look at your numbers and find out
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that nobody's watching your program. That's the reason why when
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I launched this podcast, I say, you know what, We're
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gonna criticize both sides. This will not be a one
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side Fitsaul podcast. The Republicans will get criticized and the
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Democrats will get criticized, both on equal footing. Speaking of
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the Democrats, I'm not talking to those of you that
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are listening that are Democrats. I'm talking to the Democrats
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in Congress and the Democrats on mainstream legacy media. For years,
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you guys have been telling us not to believe in
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conspiracy theories. But recently you guys have gotten on board
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with the Jeffrey Epstein stuff. And now you guys have
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come up with your own conspiracy theory about Stephen Colbert.
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But I thought you guys told us not to traffic
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in conspiracy theories because they're just things that are propped
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up by Republicans to underscore something that they don't like.
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Now you guys are trafficking in the same stuff that
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you got mad that Republicans were trafficking in. You even
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have Democrats calling for Letitia James to open up an
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investigation over The Late Show's cancelation. Leticia James is in
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her own legal trouble right now, so I think she
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might want to focus on that all good things in
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life must come to an end, whether we want them
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to or not. And for Democrats, this was a good
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thing and it just had to come to an end
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because the perfect storm finally brewed for CBS to say,
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all right, we can pull the plug.
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Speaker 2: Now we got our reason.
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Speaker 1: This show is losing million upon millions of dollars a year.
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It already takes one hundred million dollars a year to
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produce shows like The Late Show and The Tonight Show.
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So if we're looking around and if we're seeing that
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we're losing more money than we're making, then what's the
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point of keeping these shows on the air. And let
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me go back and phrase that over. It's not I'm
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not sitting here. Well I did just say that, but
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it's not necessarily true. The co Beart Show does bring
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in a significant amount of money, but the execs at
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CBS and Paramount looked at it and said, it doesn't
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really make us feel good because look at all the
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money we're losing. But this is only the beginning, because
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this exodus is going to continue as more and more
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people Number one get away from cable and number two,
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as more and more people become tired of these shows
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being so one sided, they're gonna look for other avenues.
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And you had people after this news came out this
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past Thursday saying, well, Cop Brea can easily land on
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his feet on YouTube. He could, he could bring the
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Colbert Report back and put it on YouTube, but the
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damage to his career has already been done. All you
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had to do was use your show as an inviting
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mechanism for all of America. When people used to watch
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The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, it was inviting. When
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people used to watch the Tonight Show with Jay Leno,
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it was inviting, The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien, it
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was inviting. When people used to watch The Late Show
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with David Letterman, it was inviting. When people used to
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watch The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, it was inviting.
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You can't say the same thing today about these late
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night shows. They're not inviting anymore. And that even goes
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for gutfell Over at Fox News. His show is just
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a late night talk show for Republicans, honestly, And when's
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the last time you saw a Democrat go on gutfel
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The same thing you would say, when the last time
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you ever saw a Republican going a late night show
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if that Republican is not named Liz Cheney or Adam Kinsinger.
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So when you see people out here and they're digging
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their own grades, stop running up to them asking them what.
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Speaker 2: Are they doing?
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Speaker 1: You see him digging their own grades so they can
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go in it.
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Speaker 2: Let them go in it.
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Speaker 1: Stephen Colbert dug this grade because he got too big
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for his bridges, as the old folks say, and as
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a result, his show became to a lot of Americans
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unwatchable and because his show became so unwatchable to a
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vast majority of Americans. He was unable to get those
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advertisers to come onto the fold or come into the fold.
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And let's not forget that whole vaccine thing that he
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did in twenty twenty one where he was doing a
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monologue and he was dancing with those people dressed up
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in the syringe costumes. If that wasn't cringe, I don't
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know what is. So you turned off a segment of
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the population when you decided to go full vaccine supporter.
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Four years later, he's never apologized for that stick, knowing
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how many people have become injured because of those vaccines,
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knowing how many people have died because of those vaccines.
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And you've never heard Stephen Colbert apologize for his role
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in promoting that crap. You've never heard the President of
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the United States, Donald Trump apologized for his Operation Warp Speed,
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where he used the damn military to get those vaccines
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out to the American people. Joe Biden comes along in
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twenty twenty one, mandates the damn thing in certain circles.
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People lost their jobs, people lost their livelihoods, people lost everything,
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And four years later, you still have a lot of
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people recovering because of their objection to a shot.
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Speaker 2: That has done more harm than good. Take the vaccine.
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You won't get COVID, you know.
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Speaker 1: Take the vaccine, and even if you get it, it
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won't be so bad if you're elderly, take the shot.
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If you have pre existing conditions, take the shot. And
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one of the main people out there that used his
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platform to echo those talking points was none other than
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Stephen Colbert. So am I shocked that his show is
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been canceled? Absolutely not. Was it a long time coming
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in the eyes of some Absolutely Will he be the
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last guy to lose his show? Absolutely not. Because I
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do believe Kimmel is on the chopping block. I do
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believe that Fallon is on the chopping block. Seth Myers
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is on the chopping block because you guys lost the
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core reason why you were put into those positions to
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help Americans wind down after a long day. It would
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have been okay if you guys trashed Republicans, if you
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also chose to trash Democrats too, It would have been
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okay if you guys were still bringing on Hollywood A listers. Instead,
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those Hollywood A listers got pushed to the back of
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the line because you guys wanted to bring on partisan politicians.
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For an example, the very day that Stephen Colbert taped
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the episode in where he talked about CBS's decision to
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counsel the show. Guess who his first guest was, Adam Shipp,
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Senator from the state of California.
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Speaker 2: These shows are not what they used to be.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to continue to drill that in you guys's
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heads until I can no longer do so.
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Speaker 2: You can't.
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Speaker 1: You can't piss off or alienate whichever one you want
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to use. You can't piss off or alienate half the
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country and think you're still going to keep a job.
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Think about what happened a few years ago with bud
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Light when they rolled out that whole Dylan moveiny thing,
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and look how their sales dipped. Anheuser Bush had to
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shut down certain plans of operation that the layoff workers.
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They lost millions behind the Dylan moveiny thing, and they're
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slowly picking up from where they left off. But a
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lot of people are very skeptical today about drinking bud
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Light because of that whole kerfuffle. When you've become a
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mouthpiece for a political party. When your sole job is
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to make people laugh, you've already lost sight of the mission.
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And when you lose sight of the mission, it's only
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a matter of time before your bosses come and tell you.
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Speaker 2: To move on.
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Speaker 1: And speaking of the bosses, this is a point that
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I should have made at the very beginning, and I
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don't know why I waited twenty seven minutes into this
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episode to bring it up. In your right mind, what
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boss will allow you to openly criticize a decision that
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they've made while also allowing you to keep your job.
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Speaker 2: That doesn't happen.
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Speaker 1: You're not gonna criticize your employer and think that you're
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gonna be able to go back to your job. So
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I bet you, well, I'm not gonna say that because
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he probably doesn't have any regrets about that. What I
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was about to say is I bet you Stephen Colbert
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wished he could take those words back, but knowing him,
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he probably doesn't. So, as the title of this episode suggests,
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Stephen Colbert is only the beginning because his show will
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not be the first show that's gonna get or his
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show will not be the last one that's gonna be
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counseled because these guys, in their own pompous and smug way,
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forgot the mission to make Americans of all walks of
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life laugh after a long day. Black, white, gay, straight,
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blue collar, white collar, doesn't matter what color shirt you
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have on Asian, Korean, Chinese, Filipino, Samoa, and it didn't
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matter Democrat, Republican, independent, libertarian, don't give a damn about politics.
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The purpose was to use your show to get people laughing,
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to get people away from the misery of the news.
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And yet you guys only became an arm of the
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very thing that you should have never became attached to.
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Think about it, and this is the last point I'm
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gonna make before I close it out. CBS say, you
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know what, We're not even gonna try to bring a
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new host in here. We're just going to retire the
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Late Show all together. It's been a nice run, but
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we already know that it doesn't even matter if we
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bring in a new host. People still will have a
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hard time coming back.
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Speaker 2: To us.
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Speaker 1: Because they've gotten rid of cable. A lot of people
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are not gonna pay these exorbitantly high fees for these
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streaming services, and people just don't trust the three letter
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networks anymore ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox or all networks three
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letters now, well, not all networks or three letters. The
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travel channels not three letters. This is the new world
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that we live in. So while it would be nice
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to sit here and say it's sad to see Stephen
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Colbert go, Stephen Colbert made some decisions that ultimately led
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to this point, and as I stated, his comments about
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the settlement as well as his shows inability to not
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lose money created a perfect storm for CBS and Paramount
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to pull the plug on his eleven year run as
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the host of The Late Show. And with that being said,
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ladies and gentlemen, that'll wrap up today's edition of The
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Igarius William Show. Want to thank all of you once
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again for listening. However and wherever you may choose to listen.
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We'll be right back here again next week with more
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of the biggest stories from around the world of politics.
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Speaker 2: So once again, you want to make sure.
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and telling someone about the great things that we do.
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Here we break down politics and our own, unique, unapologetic
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and sometimes controversial way. Until next time, everybody. Continue to
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enjoy your day, continue to enjoy your week, Stay safe,
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take care of God blessed route.
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Speaker 2: Peace,