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Stephen Colbert spotlighted Punch, the baby monkey abandoned by his mother, and even brought the same IKEA stuffed toy onstage during his monologue.
Stephen Colbert alleged that CBS' lawyers advised him not to interview James Talarico, a Democrat who is running for U.S. Senate in Texas.
FCC Chair Brendan Carr addressed the dispute involving Stephen Colbert and Senate candidate James Talarico. He rejected claims of censorship and called the incident a “hoax” amid mounting public scrutiny.
Early voting in Texas has begun as CBS faces ongoing controversy over its handling of an interview with a Democratic candidate.
Stephen Colbert laid into Robert F. Kennedy Jr. after the Health and Human Services secretary released a workout video with Kid Rock.
ANALYSIS: The Late Show host may have given the Texas Democrat the boost he needs by going public with CBS scrapping his interview, Eric Garcia writes. But it comes with significant risks
It's Texas TV station KTVT, the CBS-owned station serving the Dallas area, which has seen a surge in spending from candidates James Talarico and Jasmine Crockett.
The host joked he was on "cold and sinus medication, hot tea, tom yum soup, and enough steroids to be named the Secretary of Health and Human Services."