Larry's final thoughts

Larry Mendte gives his final thoughts of the day on Stephen Colbert getting his late night show cancelled after leaning heavily into being anti-Trump.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Now with some final thoughts, Here's Larry Ah.

Speaker 2 (00:04):
The world just feels like a better place, doesn't it.
It even smells nicer once again, an untalented TV personality
whose entire stick is blasting Donald Trump has been shown
the door. They used to be funny Stephen Colbert now
joins the grandstanding Jim Acosta and the TDS deranged Joy

(00:28):
Reid on the sidewalk where they all got kicked to
the curb by their respective network CBSCNN and MSNBC, the
big three of Trumpeters. And have you noticed not too
many are upset.

Speaker 1 (00:43):
That Colbert has been given the boot. That's because his
ratings were awful. He slowly drove away the majority of
his viewers who just wanted to be entertained, you know,
like David Letterman used to do before Albert took over
and ruined the show. Now, paramount, who made the announcement

(01:05):
and is trying to sell the network, put out a
statement saying this had nothing to do with Colbert or
the content of the show. It was purely a monetary decision.
Yeah right, so I guess that it had nothing to
do with Colbert disobeying a directive not to talk about

(01:27):
paramount settling with Donald Trump in a lawsuit against sixty minutes.
After sixty Minutes put a whole lot of work into
re editing their Kamala Harris interview to make her sound coherent.
Colbert not only talked about it, he ridiculed his own

(01:47):
network and called the settlement a bribe. He just couldn't
help himself. The left is so deranged. They're like suicide
bombs who are willing to destroy their own careers because
their hatred of Donald Trump has infected their brains. But

(02:10):
let's celebrate another one down and try to guess who's next.
Joey behar Cooper Anderson, Jimmy Kimmel. We see all of
you betting odds say it's one of those three that's
gonna get the boot next. Oh, we can only hope