"Stephen Colbert opened Tuesday's Late Show with a countdown to a government shutdown, which would cut numerous essential services and leave many out of work. But not everyone Colbert noted that people deemed essential workers, such as air traffic controllers or TSA agents, must stay on the job, even if it means working without pay. Which is perfect for anyone who's ever said I just wish this TSA worker groping my junk was also angry,' Colbert quipped."
"Hegseth proclaimed liberation day for America's warriors who kill people and break things for a living. I'll say it: the Democrats have got to turn down the temperature on their violent rhetoric, Colbert joked. Hegseth also said there would be no more climate change worship. No more division, distraction, or gender delusions. No more debris. As I've said before and will say again, we are done with that shit."
"Jimmy Kimmel Jimmy Kimmel also touched on the government shutdown on Tuesday night. Democrats want Republicans to agree to continue funding Affordable Care Act, whereas Republicans want to use that money to add crab legs to the omelet station at Mar-a-Lago, he explained. And Trump is threatening to make irreversible cuts if there's a shutdown. I was recently the victim of a government shutdown they are reversible, I will tell you t"
Stephen Colbert opened Tuesday's Late Show with a countdown to a government shutdown, noting essential workers like air traffic controllers and TSA agents would have to work without pay. Colbert joked about TSA behavior before turning to Pete Hegseth's speech to top generals at Quantico and mocked Hegseth's language and persona. Hegseth proclaimed 'liberation day' for service members, rejected climate change, gender issues, and other priorities, and urged generals to speak plainly. Colbert repeatedly lampooned Hegseth's phrasing and tone. Jimmy Kimmel addressed the shutdown conflict over ACA funding, mocked Republican priorities, and noted Trump's threats of irreversible cuts.
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