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Stephen Colbert Says ‘Free Speech Is Alive and Well’ Despite ‘Late Show’ Cancellation
“I think that late night is just as funny and just as vital as it ever has been," the host said at the Emmys
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Stephen Colbert told the Emmy Awards that, despite the cancellation of “The Late Show,” late‑night television remains “just as funny and just as vital as it ever has been,” and affirmed that free speech “is alive and well.”
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