In a Rich Zeoli Podcast Exclusive, Rich talks with satirist Tony DiGerolamo about his new book, Wokeistan: A Novel. Rich also discusses DiGerolamo's prolific career as a comedy writer for Politically Incorrect and The Simpsons comics.

09/17/18 - CONAN on TBS

Reggae legends also perform new song “Marley”

On Monday President Donald Trump met with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, during a summit in Helsinki that members of both parties agreed was embarrassingly obsequious — and, quite possibly, even treasonous. How does a comedian make light of such a humiliating moment in American history? By getting deadly serious.

It’s been a particularly weird week for late-night television hosts. It is beyond old hat to say that the world feels fake right now. I’ve personally moved beyond the computer-simulation theory to being 99 percent sure we’re in the Seltzer-Freiberg parody movie of the real world. To wit, Trump’s IRS nominee was Girls Gone Wild auteur Joe Francis’s lawyer during his tax-evasion moment, and one of the strongest links in our diplomatic chain is Dennis Rodman — and that’s only because a Canadian hipster magazine bluffed its way into becoming a global news organization.

While the Russia investigation has become clouded by the confusion surrounding dueling memos, Stephen heads to to Congress to get the truth straight from the horse's mouth. Horses like Rep. Adam Schiff, Sen. Jeff Flake and Sen. Mark Warner.

Seth takes a closer look at how President Trump sparked a political firestorm with his comments on Russia’s election meddling, as his party deals with allegations that their Senate candidate in Alabama sexually assaulted underage girls.

Late-night TV host Stephen Colbert spoke out against President Trump on "The Late Show" Wednesday night, comparing him to Adolf Hitler and an old racist grandfather for his refusal to condemn Nazis and white supremacists. "There is only one thing I no longer have any doubt about," Colbert said. "You showed us who you were. Everywhere in this country, people were horrified. North, South, Republican, Democrat, top, bottom, sweet, sour."

Stephen digs into President Trump's off-script/off-the-rocker press conference in which he contradicted statements given on Monday condemning hate groups.

Stephen reactivates his First Amendment rights and delivers his first monologue since returning from Russia, complete with the apology that the President tweet-demanded.

NSA employee Reality Winner was arrested for leaking classified information regarding a 2016 Russian cyberattack.

The FCC said it would not take any action over thousands of complaints about a crude joke made by Stephen Colbert about Trump and Putin.

Ambling onto the Art Deco set of “The Tonight Show” for his monologue rehearsal one Monday afternoon, Jimmy Fallon gave the crowd here at Studio 6B a warm, practiced welcome before trying out a new batch of jokes about the French election, the pop star Harry Styles and President Trump’s definitions of medical terms. “He thinks a cardiologist is someone who works at Hallmark,” he quipped.

President Trump finally got around to addressing one of the biggest threats to America: Stephen Colbert.

It didn't take Trump long to turn the Bill of Rights into the Bill of Alt-Rights.

Born to mixed-race parents in apartheid-era Soweto, Noah's very existence was illegal, hence the title for his forthcoming book.

Dick Assman, the Regina gas station worker whose surname led to a brief stint on David Letterman's late-night talk show, has died at age 82. Assman, who was born in Neudorf, Sask., in 1934, died on Monday. He worked as a manager, mechanic and gas attendant at service stations in Saskatchewan his whole life.