Late-Night TV's Decline Silences Political Critics
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Following CBS's announcement to end Stephen Colbert's show amid a merger requiring government approval, some Democrats have voiced concerns about censorship and political motives, while others see it as a less critical issue compared to pressing domestic policies. The debate highlights partisan divisions over free speech, media influence, and political power, with some Democrats using the situation to criticize Trump's governance and others questioning the political relevance of Colbert's show in the current political climate.
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