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RE: LeoThread 2025-11-28 01-26

in LeoFinance2 days ago

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Historically, late-night programs served as lighthearted entertainment, where viewers could enjoy celebrity interviews, comedy sketches, and casual banter. However, that simple formula has largely been replaced by content dominated by political discourse. Today, these shows are less about entertainment and more about pushing specific political narratives, often standing as platforms for ideological talking points rather than genuine entertainment.

This shift has not gone unnoticed by the audience, many of whom have expressed fatigue and frustration with the relentless politicization of what was once fun and innocuous programming. The audience's shrinkage is evident, and networks are feeling the heat as ratings continue to nosedive.

The End of "The Late Show" with Steven Cobear