Stephen Colbert resurrected his conservative alter ego to make a pointed comment on the Jimmy Kimmel vs. MAGA saga. On Thursday’s episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the host started by joking,

Stephen Colbert pulled out all the stops in defending his late-night competitor and friend Jimmy Kimmel on Thursday. That included pulling out his old Comedy Central character: Stephen Colbert the political pundit and host of The Colbert Report. Cue the bald eagle screech.

Stephen Colbert and Jasmine Crockett are politically aligned, and there's a rumor that the might be teaming up to make a new TV show.

Colbert quipped, “Any fancy casting opportunities there for anybody?” As a matter of fact, she revealed to him that they'd begun to do some preliminary casting in hopeful anticipation of a fifth season,

Stephen Colbert brought his Emmy to 'The Late Show' and thanked fellow nominee Jimmy Kimmel for campaigning on his behalf instead.

Colbert, 61, will make his exit as host in May after leading the show since September 2015. So at the Emmys, he took out his resume, printed with an old headshot of himself — one taken at a much younger age — to present to the audience. And he had a particular recipient in mind.

Former President Barack Obama has called for freedom of speech to be protected after ABC suspended late-night talk show “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” in the wake of conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s fatal shooting.

Jimmy Kimmel and Disney are working toward reaching a compromise that would allow “Jimmy Kimmel Live” to return to ABC. The veteran host’s business and legal representatives are deep in discussions with Disney and ABC leaders in the hopes of finding a path to a compromise that would allow for the return of “Jimmy Kimmel