Stephen Colbert didn't hold back when it came to Vice President JD Vance, using his Late Show monologue to both mock and undercut Vance's criticism of Pope Leo. It was yet another opportunity for Colbert to blend comedy with his Catholic faith.

The 'Late Show' host trolled the former Attorney General.

Stephen Colbert found his monologue briefly derailed after he accidentally started a chant of Barack Obama's "Yes We Can" slogan amid a dig at Donald Trump. During Monday's monologue for "The Late Show,

Stephen Colbert laid into JD Vance after the vice president issued a warning to Pope Leo XIV for criticizing Donald Trump's Iran war.

Veteran late-night talk show host Stephen Colbert almost tricked his audience into believing that he was praising the President in his latest monologue before switching back to his usual self. The 61-year-old entertainer cleverly made use of April Fool’s Day to mock Donald Trump by satirically describing his recent speech as “concise” and “intelligent.

Stephen Colbert weighed in on Donald Trump's apparent disdain for the wildly popular Pope Leo XIV, suggesting the holy leader had everything the president wanted. During Tuesday's monologue for "The Late Show,