Colbert torched Trump’s strikes on Iran and mocked Congress for preparing to vote on authorising military action only after the president launched his strikes.

The "Late Show" host said the president slipped on a single word.

Stephen Colbert took Donald Trump to task during Tuesday's monologue, slamming the president for blaming his predecessors for the current war in Iran. On an all-new "The Late Show," the comedian sounded off on Trump's latest defense of the conflict in the Middle East,

Stephen Colbert turned the tables on Donald Trump on Thursday’s (February 26) edition of The Late Show by poking fun at the president’s State of the Union ratings. According to Nielsen figures, Trump’s record-breaking 108-minute speech on Tuesday (February 24) averaged 32.

Posts implied the late-night host had received a threat from U.S. President Donald Trump.

A lower ratings number for the State of the Union address provided fodder for Stephen Colbert to mock President Donald

Stephen Colbert isn’t running for president, at least not right now. But serving the American people outside of late-night television may not be completely off the table. During a Tuesday, Jan. 27 interview on "Late Night with Seth Meyers," Colbert ...