Stephen Colbert wasn’t impressed with CBS Evening News host Tony Dokoupil’s Tuesday interview with President Trump. In his monologue Wednesday, Colbert explained how Dokoupil spoke with Trump during his trip to Detroit,

Stephen Colbert's "Late Show" monologue featured a joke about oil company ExxonMobil that provoked loud groans from his studio audience.

On The Late Show Tuesday night, host Stephen Colbert called it out: "So he's clearly invading Minnesota. Has anyone told him that they don't have oil? Because the best he’s going to get is 50 million barrels of cream of mushroom soup."

You got to hand it to that auto worker for getting under Trump’s skin,” Stephen Colbert said after the president appeared to flip off a heckling worker at a Ford plant.

Stephen Colbert came to the defense of an auto worker who called Donald Trump a "pedophile protector," praising the man for using "precise language."

Stephen Colbert opened his monologue with a far more somber tone than usual, addressing ICE's fatal shooting of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good that took place in Minneapolis on Wednesday — and the Trump administration's reaction to it.

Stephen Colbert ripped into Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem for mischaracterizing the shooting of a Minnesota mom by an ICE agent. The Wednesday shooting, which was captured on video from multiple angles,

Colbert roasted Trump over his poor Kennedy Center Honors ratings by throwing the president's "no talent, low-rated" insult back in his face.

Stephen Colbert said the Trump administration defended the ICE agent despite video evidence showing Renee Nicole Good turning away her car

Colbert, frequently the target of attacks by the president, couldn’t help but return fire in a scathing opening monologue.

Colbert had a theory about what was really going on. “OK, he 100% had to fart,” Colbert said, then did an impression of Trump walking away to do just that. Check it out in his Monday night “Late Show” monologue: Elon Musk says saving for retirement will be "irrelevant" if he's right about what the future holds.