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Stephen Colbert...too far this time?

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What did he say?

 

That the President kept Putin's private parts in his mouth...basically.

I seldom watch Colbert. Have never viewed him as comical.

Another loud mouth who cant rely on talent to keep viewers .

That the President kept Putin's private parts in his mouth...basically.

 

If you have talent as a comedian you don't have to resort to such garbage.

Basically... hell no . So funny hearing the other side pretend to decry homophobia . Second guy in charge is a conversion therapy guy. Such hypocrisy. When the tables were turned they called it locker room talk.

Is "Colbert" French for "unfunny"? If not it should be.

If you have talent as a comedian you don't have to resort to such garbage.

Exactly.

 

Some of the funniest comedians ever were Bob Hope, Red Skelton, Jack Benny, and Jonathan Winter, just to name a few, and they didn't resort to vulgar language to get their laughs with their routines. Some of these acts nowadays go way overboard imo.

If you have talent as a comedian you don't have to resort to such garbage.

 

I agree, but I don't think Colbert should be reprimanded fired for this either.

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