Stephen Colbert delighted in a “surprise” 165-page filing from special counsel Jack Smith that argues how former President Donald Trump, in his attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election, “resorted to crimes.

Colbert then turned his attention to Trump’s remarks at a Georgia rally on Tuesday and noted that the GOP nominee made a “strange confession” to his supporters. “I find it very hard to sleep, I got so many ideas. I’m thinkin’ all the time,” Trump told the crowd. Colbert broke out his impression of the former president.

Stephen Colbert devoted some of his monologue on Wednesday night's "The Late Show" to something that's only recently getting much-delayed attention — Donald Trump's obvious cognitive decline. The topic came up in connection to Tuesday's night's Vice Presidential debate,

Stephen Colbert said Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance did his best at the debate to make Donald Trump look palatable to voters. But the “Late Show” host said that task is growing harder by the day as the former president is now looking “pretty worn out” on the campaign trail.

As the writers’ strike ended and late-night shows got back on the air with new episodes, one of the hosts' familiar and frequent targets — Donald Trump — was quick to voice his displeasure with their return,