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Stephen Colbert RIPS UP His Own Show After Charlie Kirk’s Assassination — “Political Violence Solves NOTHING” — In an Unthinkable Twist, Late-Night Comedy Died and Turned Into a Tearful National Mourning Seen by Millions! It was supposed to be laughs, applause, and satire. Instead, it became a funeral in real time. Stephen Colbert stunned America when he tore up his own pre-taped Late Show opening after hearing of Charlie Kirk’s shocking assassination. With his voice breaking and hands trembling, Colbert looked into the camera and declared: “The abhorrent act of a madman took a life, but it cannot take our humanity. Political violence does not solve any of our political differences — it only destroys families, daughters, and futures.” The audience sat in stunned silence. For once, there were no punchlines, no laughter — only raw grief spilling out of a man known for biting wit. Viewers described it as “a late-night host turning his stage into a pulpit of heartbreak,” a moment that felt less like entertainment and more like a nation stopping to mourn together. Social media erupted instantly. Some praised Colbert’s courage to drop the mask and speak from the soul, while others admitted they wept watching a man usually armed with jokes struggle to keep his composure. “It felt like America itself broke down,” one viewer wrote. This wasn’t just another episode of late-night TV — it was a historic broadcast of national mourning, where politics fell silent and pain spoke louder than comedy. FULL BELOW!
Stephen Colbert; Charlie Kirk.Credit: The Late Show with Stephen Colbert/YouTube; Nordin Catic/Getty Stephen Colbert began Wednesday night’s Late Show by explaining a change to the opening. Colbert said that after episode…