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Joe Concha uses the cancellation of Stephen Colbert’s show as a symbol of declining cultural and financial viability for "woke" entertainment. Concha argues that late-night comedy transitioned from escapist humor to a divisive political machine that relied entirely on Donald Trump for ratings, ultimately leading to a poor return on investment for major networks. Beyond entertainment, the commentary shifts to conservative policy priorities, highlighting Stephen Miller’s concerns regarding voter roll integrity and the alleged refusal of blue states to purge non-citizens or deceased individuals from registration lists.
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Joe Concha uses the cancellation of Stephen Colbert’s show as a symbol of declining cultural and financial viability for "woke" entertainment. Concha argues that late-night comedy transitioned from escapist humor to a divisive political machine that relied entirely on Donald Trump for ratings, ultimately leading to a poor return on investment for major networks. Beyond entertainment, the commentary shifts to conservative policy priorities, highlighting Stephen Miller’s concerns regarding voter roll integrity and the alleged refusal of blue states to purge non-citizens or deceased individuals from registration lists.
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