"The idea of paying a billion dollars to obey Donald Trump seems a little steep. After all, CBS got to do it for just $16 million."

"The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," which CBS announced in July would end in 10 months' time, has finally set a final air date.

Stephen Colbert didn't hold back as he criticized the Trump Administration's first year in office, and neither did his audience.

Stephen Colbert's Monday "Late Show" monologue featured a joke about oil company ExxonMobil that provoked loud groans from his studio audience. Colbert first kicked things off by informing his viewers of the Trump administration's new criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

Colbert threw shade saying that $1bn to obey Trump seems a lot after all, CBS got to do it for just $16 million

The "Late Show" host also offered up a new anti-Trump fight song.

Stephen Colbert is the latest to roast Donald Trump's bizarre Mar-a-Lago bash. "There is one place folks are still having fun.

The late night kingpin reportedly broke the news during Monday’s taping of “Late Night With Seth Meyers” that the long-running “Late Show with Stephen Colbert” will air its series finale on May 21.

Thirty-three years of late night history ends in May.

Stephen Colbert has revealed that the final episode of The Late Show will air on May 21. As Variety reports, Colbert announced the date for the last ever show while filming tonight’s episode of Late Night With Seth Meyers.

Stephen Colbert admitted the cancellation of "The Late Show" was starting to feel real as CBS locked in the final air date for the program.