Stephen Colbert

"I thought we were BFFs," Putin says in "Late Show" skit.

"The Mooch is toast," joked "The Late Show" host.

All spoilers must die.

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Conway used Fox News to explain the “delusion” over Trump Jr.’s meeting with a Russian lawyer. So Colbert gave it a try too.

Stephen Colbert joked about Trump's performance, “This D.C. production is supposed to have a four-year run but reviews have not been kind."

"I think that people, when confronted with real issues of national interest, that people will do the right thing," Rachel Maddow said on Colbert's show.

Colbert took his knife and fork and dove into the "scandal stroganoff" that is the presidency of Donald Trump.

"If you really want to take me down, there’s an obvious way: resign."

"For the life of me, I do not understand why we try to hold comedians to a standard we do not hold leaders to," Stewart said. "It's bizarre."

Beck compares his 'vitriolic' rants to Colbert's focus on Donald Trump's presidency.

Colbert said he would change a few words that were "cruder than they needed to be."

Trump recently bragged about drawing in more TV ratings than reports on 9/11.

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

Hours of study and a commitment to caricature brings the persona to life on 'Saturday Night Live.'

The 'Infowars' host is locked in a custody battle, and his lawyer argues that he is just 'playing a character' on the radio.

“The election felt a little bit like somebody dying because you suddenly have an unreal feeling," Colbert said.

Colbert explains allegations about Russia's role in the election with help from "Transformers."

“The theme of the speech was Renewal of the American Spirit," quipped Colbert, "which I have to say just sounds like a Chinese bootleg of Make America Great Again.”

“You thought you’d finally met your match," Stewart said to the media, "a blabbermouth who’s as thin-skinned and narcissistic as you are.”

The annual black-tie event will go on despite the president's absence.

"I am slightly concerned," Oliver said. "I have an American wife and an American son now, but who knows what's enough?

"No one action will be adequate. All actions will be necessary," Jon Stewart says.

This is what we've been missing this election season.

For those who want to laugh lest they cry about the state of American politics, Stephen Colbert, Jon Stewart, Samantha Bee and others take on the Republican National Convention.

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