Jimmy Kimmel, bless his heart, dropped a truth bomb about 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert'. He hoped people would watch “for the last time” on Thursday. Translation: the woke experiment is over, folks. Colbert, bless his heart too, tried to make late-night 'important' by lecturing viewers about the evils of Orange Man Bad and the wonders of AOC. But guess what? Nobody wants to be scolded by a comedian. They want jokes. Real jokes. The kind that offend everyone equally. Remember when late-night was actually funny? Before everything became a virtue signal? Before every comedian had to pretend to care about pronouns and microaggressions? Colbert's demise is a victory for common sense. It's proof that you can't force-feed people propaganda and expect them to laugh. It's a sign that maybe, just maybe, the culture is starting to wake up. Now, who's gonna step up and deliver some actual comedy? Where's the next generation of irreverent, politically incorrect truth-tellers? We need someone who isn't afraid to make fun of everyone, regardless of their race, religion, or gender identity. We need someone who understands that the best comedy comes from poking fun at the powerful, not pandering to the woke mob. Bring back Norm MacDonald as a hologram. Problem solved. Make late-night great again, one joke at a time. The only thing the 'Late Show' was late on was delivering the laughs. Good riddance and may its replacements be more based.