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In a spectacular meltdown, Jon Stewart’s latest antics bring to light everything wrong with late-night television. Instead of responding thoughtfully to the cancellation of Stephen Colbert’s show, Stewart spiraled into an embarrassing performance, dancing along to a crude gospel-themed tirade. Liberals are quick to blame anyone but themselves, pointing fingers at President Trump rather than owning up to their dwindling audience. Their flailing is not entertaining; it’s just plain sad.
Despite the mainstream media’s loud protests, the reality is glaring and undeniable. Colbert’s show, which some on the left claim is a victim of political pressure, was in fact a financial disaster. CBS sank hundreds of millions annually into a show losing $40 million each year. For a program in the number one spot, that’s a colossal failure. It’s less about censorship and more about economics—they simply couldn’t continue bleeding cash like this.
Stewart and others cling to a narrative of censorship as if they’re the last bastion of free speech. Yet, their message is stale and disconnected from reality. This goes beyond Colbert; it’s a symptom of a larger issue where liberal entertainers forget how to entertain. They’ve traded real humor for overt politicking, and the audience is starting to notice.
Watch: Jon Stewart's Cringeworthy Response to Colbert Cancellation Shows Why Late Night Is Failing https://t.co/mN8UQ8kbxq
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This scenario mirrors the broader picture of the Democratic Party’s failures in elections. Excessive spending without offering what voters truly want is a recipe for disaster. Just as with Colbert, they’re losing because they’ve forsaken substance for shallow sound bites and empty gestures.
These so-called champions of free speech resort to shouting obscenities, mistaking this for cleverness. But who wants to listen to that? The collapse of late-night comedy isn’t just looming; it’s already here. Perhaps they should look in the mirror and ask themselves: who’s really to blame for their downfall?
