CBS has cancelled 'The Late Show' with Stephen Colbert, ending the series this week with Paul McCartney leading the final episode. President Donald Trump cheered the move online, calling it 'thank goodness he's finally gone' while criticizing Colbert's talent.
Trump's Social Media Response
Trump posted his reaction hours after the cancellation announcement. He didn't mention any specific content but called the departure long overdue. The president's comment drew immediate attention online but no official response from CBS.
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McCartney's Finale Appearance
The former Beatle performed multiple songs during the final broadcast, which aired Wednesday night. The episode kept its usual format until Colbert's sign-off, where he thanked viewers without addressing the cancellation directly.
CBS Strategy Shift
The network confirmed the show ended as part of its effort to court the Trump administration. No replacement has been announced for the 11:35 p.m. time slot. Executives said they're focusing on programming that aligns with current political priorities.
CBS hasn't revealed what will fill Colbert's spot after this week.
