Woke Comedy Goes Broke and the Left Loses Its Mind

Colbert Canceled: Woke Comedy Goes Broke and the Left Loses Its Mind

After nearly a decade of smug monologues and Trump-obsessed tantrums, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert has finally been canceled—and the meltdown from the left is absolutely delicious. Instead of acknowledging that the show was hemorrhaging $40 million a year, woke media pundits and blue-check drama queens are blaming... wait for it... Donald Trump. Yes, really.

Colbert’s once-popular late-night spot became a tired echo chamber of virtue signaling and orange-man-bad jokes. While middle America was struggling with inflation, crime, and border chaos, Colbert was busy dancing in vaccine costumes and interviewing drag queens about “gender joy.” The show tanked in ratings and revenue, losing tens of millions annually while pretending to be culturally relevant. Business logic finally won—because no amount of woke applause can plug a financial hole that big.

But instead of admitting the obvious—Colbert ran out of gas—the left is pointing fingers in every direction. One MSNBC contributor claimed, “The toxic political climate created by Trump eroded satire itself.” Another blamed “misinformation” for “confusing viewers.” Translation: they can’t handle that America simply stopped watching.

The truth? Americans are tired of being lectured by millionaire comedians in coastal studios who act like prophets of progress while delivering the same lazy punchlines. Colbert’s collapse is a warning shot: go woke, go broke. And for business owners, it’s a reminder that pandering to a fringe ideology doesn’t pay the bills—it buries them.

Far From Woke verdict: Colbert’s show flopped harder than Kamala’s speeches—and Gutfeld is actually funny.