New york,NY – Protests erupted outside the ed Sullivan Theater as news spread of CBS‘s decision to cancel “The Late Show.” Demonstrators voiced their opposition to the network’s move, with many expressing support for host Stephen colbert.
The cancellation, which has drawn criticism from Democrats and Trump critics alike, prompted a strong reaction from the public.Protesters were seen carrying signs and chanting slogans such as “Trump must go, Colbert must stay,” highlighting the political undertones of the demonstration.
Stephen Colbert himself addressed the situation during his monologue, acknowledging the widespread backlash and the numerous threats of network boycotts. He humorously remarked on the potential financial impact, stating, “CBS could lose millions of viewers plus tens of hundreds watching on Paramount Plus.”
The controversy surrounding the cancellation has ignited a broader conversation about the role of late-night television in political discourse and the potential consequences for networks that make such programming decisions.
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