Stephen Colbert on Tuesday engaged in an intriguing conversation with Jimmy Kimmel about whether he misses hosting the late-night show "The Late Show." Colbert humorously and candidly declared that he feels no nostalgia for the show and has somewhat distanced himself from it.
Comparing news to poison
In this conversation, Colbert made an interesting comparison, stating that discussing the news is like drinking "a cup of poison" every day. This statement clearly reflects his feelings about the current state of the news and the associated challenges. According to Colbert, the world of news has become so tense and negative that it no longer holds any appeal for him.
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Changes in the television world
Colbert, who left "The Late Show" in 2015, is now seeking new paths and seems to be tired of the pressures from the media world. He critically reflects on his past and wants to distance himself from shows that he believes only promote negativity.
This conversation also highlights fundamental changes in the television and late-night program landscape. Given the increasing pressures on hosts and producers, many are considering changing their lifestyle and careers. Colbert, as one of the well-known figures in television, has understood and reacted to these changes well.
Colbert also mentioned the new challenges that have arisen in his life and emphasized that he is looking for ways to continue living without the negative impact of the news on his spirit. He pointed out that to maintain his mental health, he needs to stay away from the tense world of news.
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