The cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert by CBS was explained as a purely financial decision due to falling advertising revenue in late-night television. However, some analysts suggest that CBS's move could be linked to Paramount's desire to safeguard a $28-billion merger influenced by the American president. David Letterman, the show's former host, released a supercut criticizing CBS, which raises doubts about the company's narrative. Jon Stewart commented on the matter, indicating a broader atmosphere of fear and compliance affecting institutions in America.
The cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert-CBS was described as a 'financial decision,' stemming from declining ad revenue in late night television.
Others speculate that CBS's decision is more complex, involving a trade-off by Paramount to protect a significant $28-billion merger involving the American president's influence.
David Letterman released a supercut highlighting his critical stance toward CBS, which suggests skepticism of CBS's financial explanations.
Jon Stewart expressed that the cancelation reflects 'fear and pre-compliance' in America's institutions, emphasizing the need to resist such pressures.
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