Stephen Colbert

So I am grateful to be able to be here on Monroe Community Media before they also get acquired by Paramount.

Colbert's tongue-in-cheek appearance on the program Only in Monroe went viral on social media.

It included digs like this one at his old bosses.

So I am grateful to be able to be here on Monroe Community Media before they also get acquired by Paramount.

CBS initially sent copyright warnings to websites that reposted Colbert's appearance.

In a statement to NPR, the company said the Monroe spoof was produced using CBS resources.

But the company also said it has decided to waive further enforcement against sites that repost the program.

During his late-night run, Colbert was a frequent critic of President Trump.

He also jabbed regularly at CBS and Paramount after they canceled his top-rated show.

Ryan Mann, NPR News.

Welcome back to the program.

This past Sunday was a banner day for fans of the Star Wars series.

As Fox aired the first glimpse of the latest installment of the saga, Attack of the Clones.

Beginning this Cold War has.

Joining us now, our resident expert in all things science fiction, Stephen Colbert.

Stephen, you've worked with Bradbury, with Huxley, understudied many of them.

What did you think of this particular trailer?

John, I loved it.

The special effects were mind-blowing.

I'll just show it to you.