Stephen Colbert Supercut Highlights The Many Lowlights Of Trump's Last Year

Lee Moran

Updated Sat, Sep 21, 2019, 2:38 AM

Stephen Colbert packed months of his dings directed at President Donald Trump into one mocking montage during Friday’s broadcast of “The Late Show” on CBS.

The “best-of” supercut featured “all kinds of highlights from the show’s last year where we talk about the lowlights of our country’s last year,” said the New York-based Colbert, who’s headed to the 2019 Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, where he’s nominated in the category for Outstanding Variety Talk Series. The Emmy show airs Sunday.

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