Name: Late Night TV Crackdown: FCC Goes After Kimmel And Colbert Over Political Candidate Interviews
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Welcome back everyone for Lewis Cato in the band tonight.

Tonight, my friend, we have one of our old friends.

Chance the Rapper will be out here in just a little while.

And also we have a renowned expert in both nonviolence and in nonviolent resistance.

Stephan will be out here to talk about some things you can think about in the years ahead.

Now, in the first act over there before the commercial break, I was talking a whole lot about the whole Davos thing with the Greenland not happening and Trump's new peace board.

Well, the announcement of the peace board gave us a freshly disturbing photo of Trump's hands.

He's like a zombie that got food poisoning from eating himself.

Yvonne, can we go full frame with that again?

Look at the color of his face compared with the color of his hand.

If your finger shade is earthworm on rainy day, your foundation can't be butterscotch topping.

Now Press secretary Caroline Levitt explained the new purple knuckles saying at the Board of Peace event today in Davos, President Trump hid his hand on the corner of the signing table causing it to bruise.

And what was the signing table made out of?

Today I gotta watch what I say about Trump because Johnny Law is once again coming after yours truly here.

Yesterday there was a new announcement from FCC chair and disappointed testicle Brendan Carr.

The New York Times described the announcement this FCC target Colbert and Kimmel in a new crackdown on late night tv.

A new crackdown on late night TV that has enormous implications for me for four more months.

So let's talk about these new crackdown rules that my lawyer warned me not to talk about.

The FCC is announcing plans to enforce long dormant rules on appearances by political candidates on network talk shows.

They've awakened the long dormant rules not seen since the mind bending horrors of the pre Euclidean variety show Cthulhu tonight.

This is clearly an attempt to silence me, Jimmy and Seth.

And I've got to say one thing to the fcc.

Hey, I'm flattered you think that appearing on my show has the power to affect politics in any way.

I've been doing this job for 21 years and let me tell you something, buddy, if our government had turned out the way I had chosen, you would not have the power to make this announcement.

So we don't have the leaders that I want, but

hopefully that's all going to change after my hard hitting interview with tonight's guest, Chance, the next president of the United States.