While the media continues to have a navel-gazing performative freakout over Michelle Wolf's honest monologue about the Trump administration, Stephen Colbert presents us with an alternate reality where the President isn't such a thin-skinned coward and actually goes to the dinner himself.

Nixon knocks each and every single question out of the park with humor, precise and informed answers, and cutting comments on Andrew Cuomo.

Former FBI director James Comey visited The Late Show to remind us that we can't just 'shrug' Trump away.

The two talking about Netflix's upcoming new season Jessica Jones which has all-female directors.

The process of making a Star War can sometimes be a little hectic. For Episode IX, however, things seem to be going a bit more smoothly. Director, producer, and co-writer of the film, J.J. Abrams, was on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to talk about how, and also about the difference between approaching Star Wars for the first time on The Force Awakens and now. You can watch the full segment after the jump!

"It's hard not to be inspired by these kids, but some people have managed to do it."

Sure, we're a relatively small outlet, but we've got some great qualifications.

Colbert was living every Star Wars fan's dream when he cooked up a "lost scene" from the movies starring Luke Skywalker himself.

Franken is accused of all sorts of sexual assault. The latest instance involves attempting to forcibly kiss a congressional aide, allegedly claiming such contact is "his right as an entertainer."

The two talked about a plot line in One Mississippi that involves a predatory man in power.

"Donald Trump ... is not a cannibal."

Host John Oliver has some suggestions for replacing Confederate monuments and Stephen Colbert lends a hand.

The campaign for Puerto Rico hurricane relief raised $1,000,00 with a grand finale from Lin-Manuel Miranda who shared a perfectly awkward teenage video.

Will Trump ever learn how to word properly? On The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Colbert talked about Trump's recent preoccupation with NFL protests in the face of actually, you know, solving problems and being a president.

On The Tonight Show, Colbert teased O'Donnell that he was showing "solidarity" by leaking his own outtakes, which are predictably hilarious.

One of the most random moments of Emmys 2017 was definitely Actual Sean Spicer coming out on stage a la Melissa McCarthy, complete with rolling podium, and being the punchline to a joke set up by Stephen Colbert. This moment definitely elicited some mixed reactions, both from the audience in the auditorium, and the viewing audience at home.

Stephen Colbert did a passable, if sometimes slightly uncomfortable musical number to open Emmys 2017, followed by an increasingly political opening monologue. It got so political, in fact, that a very "popular" participant in recent political goings-on actually made an appearance. No, not Melissa McCarthy playing him, but the man himself. That's right! Spicey took to the Emmys stage! And it was weird and kinda awesome.