Stephen Colbert applauded the U.K. justice system in Thursday night's "The Late Show" monologue as he cheered on the arrest of former Prince Andrew, joking, "Yes, finally--someone, anyone!" while referencing the long-standing lack of accountability for others involved in the Epstein scandal.

"Late Show" host Stephen Colbert said CBS did not air his Monday interview with Senate candidate Rep.

Now, this is a surprisingly small piece of paper, considering how many butts it’s trying to cover.” After pointing out that the statement sounds like it was written by and for lawyers, Colbert continues,

Stephen Colbert has invited former CBS anchor John Dickerson onto his late-night show just days after a bitter clash with the network over its MAGA leanings. Dickerson, 57, left his role as CBS Evening News co-host at the end of last year after the network began its MAGA-friendly makeover.

ANALYSIS: The congresswoman’s high-profile supporters are seething, writes John Bowden, as her opponent basks in the national limelight — and rakes in donations after Colbert takes their interview to

Stephen Colbert laid into Robert F. Kennedy Jr. after the Health and Human Services secretary released a workout video with Kid Rock.

NewsNation’s Chris Cuomo has weighed in on Stephen Colbert’s battle with CBS and the FCC. Cuomo devoted an episode of his podcast to discussing the ongoing drama between Colbert and his network, after CBS bosses refused to air his interview with Texas Democratic state Rep. James Talarico.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr addressed Stephen Colbert's claims that CBS pulled a Democratic lawmaker's interview over federal regulatory concerns.