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"Schadenfreude," which translates to "enjoyment obtained from the troubles of others," was used frequently on Friday.

"And I heard he was crucified harder than he was nailed!"

See Colbert as characters from 'Batman,' 'Dragonball Z,' 'The Incredibles' and more in these hilarious edits.

Pence has been implicated in Trump's efforts to pressure the Ukrainian government into opening an investigation into 2020 rival Joe Biden.

Rashida Tlaib tried to end the backlash against her comments about the Holocaust while appearing on "Late Night With Seth Meyers."

"The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" host said Biden's campaign video looked like a home loan advert.

Late Show hosts said Nielsen "puts kids in cages."

"Late Show" host makes fun of White House press secretary "media shaming" those who criticized President Donald Trump during the Mueller investigation.

"The Late Show" host pored over the "poetry" of the president.

"Activism is inherently divisive," Ocasio-Cortez said.

The president cancelled the speaker's secret trip after Pelosi suggested that he postpone or submit in writing his State of the Union address.

"The walls caved in on me," she told Stephen Colbert.

"You better lawyer up, buddy! And somebody better than Rudy Giuliani, too," the host joked this week.

The Late Show host Stephen Colbert took aim at President Donald Trump, who cancelled a trip to an American war cemetery.

The 'Late Show' host knows who he wants to play him when Hollywood turns the Trump-Russia saga into a movie.

"Suddenly sexual harassment is a crime?" said O'Reilly sympathizer 'Stephen Colbert.'

And why the "bathroom bill" is just another incarnation of the same LGBT fight that's been raging on for years.

The former "Daily Show" host went orange for his latest appearance talking about the Zadroga Act for 9/11 responders.

The SpaceX boss adds that his rockets can bring us there by 2018.

In a moving interview, the vice president suggests he isn't emotionally ready to run for president.

Some things change, some things stay the same as Colbert brings a party to the Ed Sullivan Theater.

After a rough summer of childish celebrity gags, late-night TV is about to get good again.

For when you stay up too late watching Colbert's show, he's got a pick-me-up for you in the morning.

How writers used to get wisecracks read on the 'Late Show,' according to Ben Schwartz of 'Parks and Rec.'

For 33 years, Paul Shaffer has been the warm to David Letterman's cool, the Ed to his Johnny and the Peaches to his Herb. So what happens when the world's greatest sidekick has to go solo?

The punniest satirist in America signs off for the final time.