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Here's Where Late Night "Comedy" Shows Started vs. Where They've Gone

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Next spring, "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" will be gone, and recently "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" was suspended but is now back on the air. The Left is trying to blame Trump for those things but the bigger picture tells a different story

That downfall is to a large degree because late night "comedy" has become propaganda programs for the Democrats. As Johnny Carson once noted, you can't have a successful show when you're alienating at least half the country on a nightly basis (or pretty much calling them supporters of a Nazi like Colbert does, or saying "one of them" assassinated Charlie Kirk as Kimmel did). 

Some of the current crop of late-night hosts didn't heed that advice, and in the above graph you can see the result. 

Now if anybody tunes into Colbert, Kimmel or Meyers there's a good chance you'll see this kind of "entertainment":

The Connecticut Democrat having an agreeable budget discussion with a late night host whose show is being canceled at least partly because it reportedly loses at least $40 million a year is somewhat symbolic. But at least Colbert had a Republican on later to provide a rebuttal to Murphy's BS. Wait, no he didn't.

Joe Concha remembers where things started for late night vs. where they've gone: 

At least three of the late-night shows are therapy sessions for libs with incurable cases of TDS.

Me neither. 

It makes a little more sense when people like Murphy lecture about saving "democracy" when we remember they define that word as "Democrats." And they are 100 percent the target demographic of the current alphabet network late-night shows. 

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