Let’s get one thing straight: words have consequences. In the hands of the pampered princes of late-night television, they’ve become weapons used to attack everything you and I hold dear. What once passed for commentary has morphed into a brand of verbal arson, with cultural elites striking matches from the safety of their climate-controlled studios, completely insulated from the fires they help ignite.
This destructive nonsense is most potent when it comes from the court jester class—the late-night hosts who have gleefully traded entertainment for bitter, partisan activism. They sit in their gilded towers, sneering at the very foundations of our nation and the brave men and women who uphold our laws. They seem to have forgotten that their job is to make people laugh, not to provide talking points for anarchists and radicals. One host, in particular, recently showed just how low he is willing to stoop.
From ‘Breitbart News’:
tephen Colbert used his Late Show monologue on Thursday night to attack President Donald Trump’s efforts to enforce the law against illegal immigrants taking refuge in Democrat-run Minnesota and the rioters who support them…
[…] with Minnesota under siege by masked goons victimizing its residents, Trump threatened to invoke the insurrection act. Well, that’ll calm everybody down. I’m sure minnesotans will just love that. That’s why all the protestors’ signs say “ICE go home” “then come back in a tank!”
The left-wing host who smeared federal law enforcement as “masked armed goons” was, of course, Stephen Colbert. You can almost smell the desperation through the screen. This wasn’t a clever punchline or a sharp piece of satire; it was a temper tantrum from a man whose relevance has plummeted since Donald Trump returned to the White House. Colbert, much like his counterpart Jimmy Kimmel, has watched his audience flee as Americans grow tired of the nightly, self-righteous lectures disguised as comedy. His bitterness is palpable. Having lost the cultural war, he now resorts to vile attacks against the very people risking their lives to restore order.
A Pathetic Cry for Relevance
With his creativity apparently on extended vacation, Colbert now just recycles the laziest talking points from the radical left. His monologue wasn’t an act of comedy but an act of desperation. He and his fellow late-night propagandists are lashing out because President Trump’s success is a constant reminder of their own failure. While they were busy crafting snide remarks, President Trump was brokering historic peace deals in the Middle East and taking decisive action to secure our borders. They cannot stand a leader who acts while they can only talk, so they seek to tear him—and the country he leads—down.
Let’s be crystal clear about the language Colbert used. Calling federal ICE agents “masked, armed goons” is not just an insult; it is a calculated act of dehumanization. And make no mistake, it is calculated. This is not a slip of the tongue. This is the deliberate language of radicals, designed to strip away the humanity of our officers and paint a target on the backs of every agent. In a time when violent mobs are already clashing with authorities in cities like Minneapolis, Colbert’s words serve as high-octane fuel for the fire, giving moral permission to those who wish to do our officers harm. This is no longer entertainment; it is dangerous incitement.
The Ivory Tower of Coastal Elites
From his comfortable Manhattan studio, Colbert casually demonizes the men and women on the front lines of America’s immigration crisis. He will never have to face the consequences of open borders or the violent riots his rhetoric encourages. He is utterly disconnected from the reality of the American citizens in Minnesota who are watching their communities descend into chaos. While they pray for a return to law and order, Colbert mocks the very idea of enforcing the law, siding with the rioters over the residents. It’s a stark reminder of the contempt the coastal elite holds for the rest of the country.
It’s time for Americans to see these clowns for what they are: bitter, overpaid activists hiding behind a laugh track. This isn’t just about one bad monologue from a failing comedian. It is a symptom of a deeper cultural rot in an entertainment industry that has chosen to stand with anarchy over order. True patriots know who the real heroes are, and they don’t work in a television studio.
Key Takeaways
- Late-night ‘comedy’ has devolved into a platform for bitter partisan attacks.
- Dehumanizing rhetoric from elites puts our law enforcement officers in direct danger.
- Coastal media figures are completely disconnected from the concerns of everyday Americans.
Sources: Breitbart
