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In his latest monologue, Stephen Colbert offers sensitive words after Trump's 2024 election victory. He shows how humor connects people in difficult times. A must for Late Show fans![embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xbj3xXSPTXY[/embed]

Stephen Colbert bietet in seiner neuesten Monolog einfühlsame Worte nach Trumps Wahlsieg 2024. Er zeigt, wie Humor in schwierigen Zeiten verbindet. Ein Muss für Late Show-Fans![embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xbj3xXSPTXY[/embed]
In his latest monologue, Stephen Colbert offers sensitive words after Trump's 2024 election victory. He shows how humor connects people in difficult times. A must for Late Show fans![embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xbj3xXSPTXY[/embed]

Stephen Colbert on Donald Trump's Victory: An Evening of Gratitude and Laughter [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xbj3xXSPTXY[/embed]

In the most recent episode ofThe Late ShowStephen Colbert sent a comforting message to his viewers afterDonald Trumpagainst in the 2024 presidential electionVice President Kamala Harriswon. Colbert tried to lighten the mood by speaking directly to his viewers at the start of the show.

"Hello, how are you? I'm guessing if you watch this show regularly, you're not doing particularly well. I'm not feeling any better either," Colbert opened his segment. He wanted to show that he also shared the worried mood of his viewers, especially in such an uncertain political climate.

A feeling of community

Colbert went on to talk about the regular feedback he receives from his viewers. Some would have told him, "I'm sorry you have to do a show tonight," which seemed kind to him, but he clarified: "I don't have to, I can! I'm grateful to be here tonight with all these talented people and the audience at the Ed Sullivan Theater," he said. This statement emphasizes his appreciation for community, which is especially important in difficult times.

"What do we want in moments like this? We don't want to be alone. So thank you for being here," he continued. Colbert is known for using humor in difficult times and promised his viewers that they would encounter some jokes and humor on the show.

The moderator then showed a compilation of reactions to Trump's election victory. This included entertaining international reactions, with even **Harry Potter** and **Super Mario** making an appearance. Such segments showcase his ability to shed light on serious topics with a touch of humor to make people laugh despite the difficulties around them.

In his monologue session, Colbert then addressed the challenges that could await the nation in the next four years. "Who knows what the next four years will look like? What we know is that we will be ruled by a monstrous child surrounded by cowards and frauds," Colbert said. With these statements, he clearly addressed the concerns of many Americans about the future political landscape and made it clear that he is ready to continue to satirize and criticize.

His approach to providing viewers with both a sense of community and a platform for reflection is an integral part of his show. Colbert's humor and clear stance on the current political situation make it clear that he is able to bring together what can lead to a wide range of emotions while providing an entertaining escape.

The audience can look forward to a series of jokes and the usual entertainment thatThe Late Showhas to offer, even when the circumstances are not ideal. As many grapple with politics and the challenges ahead, Colbert finds a way to put humor at the forefront and touch people's hearts.