The Shift in Late Night Comedy and Political Discourse

This chapter examines Tulsi Gabbard's allegations against the Obama administration and the connections to Trump regarding the Epstein files. It critiques the decline of late-night television, particularly Stephen Colbert's journey from sharp satire to a more subdued persona, questioning the relevance and sustainability of modern comedy shows. The discussion also highlights the evolving relationship between political movements and public engagement, illustrating how passion and grassroots energy reshape American political dynamics.