Stephen Colbert’s penultimate episode of The Late Show turned into a full-blown roast of Donald Trump, with Bruce Springsteen and Robert De Niro leading the charge. The May 20 episode, which served as Colbert’s second-to-last before his final sign-off, packed in celebrity guests who weren’t shy about taking shots at the president or the network that canceled the show. But one offhand comment about missing files from De Niro ended up stealing the spotlight.
According to Us Weekly, Springsteen, who closed the show with a performance of his anti-ICE protest song Streets of Minneapolis, didn’t hold back when he took the mic. The rock legend, 76, told the audience he was there to support Colbert because the host was “the first guy in America who’s lost his show because we’ve got a president who can’t take a joke.” He didn’t stop there.
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