Late Show No Mo

Stigall realizes it's not everyone's cup of tea, but late night variety television is his passion. News yesterday that Stephen Colbert and the Late Show franchise started by David Letterman 30 years ago on CBS, and more than 40 years ago on NBC has now been cancelled. It comes on the heels of NPR and PBS losing their tax payer subsidies and the rise in conservatives and anti-woke comics. It's a story few are talking about but evidence of the Trump era's impact goes well beyond politics in DC. Speaking of, Stigall lays out the list of policy wins of this administration as it comes under attack yet again from - of all places - the Wall Street Journal. How does the former White House spokesman Sean Spicer see it? Meet the Republican candidate for governor in Michigan, Mike Cox. And if you think you're having a rough week, imagine being caught having an affair with a colleague on the big screen of a concert. Yikes!

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