Colbert tells Kimmel he doesn't miss late night, compares news to 'a cup of poison every day'

Late-night legend Stephen Colbert revealed during a recent appearance on another late-night show that he has no regrets about leaving his own late-night hosting gig, calling the daily news discussions a "cup of poison." The comedian, sporting a beard reminiscent of his predecessor’s post-"Late Show" look, joined Jimmy Kimmel as a guest, offering candid reflections on his time in front of the camera. His blunt remarks suggest a weariness with the demands of news-driven comedy, hinting at the toll of balancing humor with current events. Fans of late-night television will find his insights both revealing and thought-provoking.

Comedian Stephen Colbert on Tuesday told late-night host Jimmy Kimmel that he does not miss hosting CBS's "The Late Show" and compared talking about the news to taking "a cup of poison every day." A bearded Colbert, resembling his late-night predecessor David Letterman after he departed "The Late Show" in 2015, appeared as a guest...