Donald Trump Celebrates 'No Talent' Stephen Colbert's Final Show
President Trump Trashes Colbert After Final Show 'Total Jerk' And 'Dead Person'
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President Trump is wishing Stephen Colbert good riddance after his final late-night show -- calling him a no-talent "dead person."
47 posted a vicious takedown of Colbert on Truth Social Thursday night, kicking things off by happily declaring 'The Late Show' host was "finally finished at CBS."
Trump also said he couldn't believe Colbert "lasted so long" -- nearly 11 years -- at the network. Of course, Trump labeled Colbert a "no talent" TV comedian who had "no ratings" and "no life." He didn't end there, BTW ...
In Trump's view, Colbert was like a "dead person" and was nothing more than a "total jerk." Trump ended his diatribe with ... "Thank goodness he’s finally gone!"
Colbert, on the other hand, didn't directly mention Trump once during Thursday's final show. He trotted out a long line of A-list celebs, including Paul McCartney, Ryan Reynolds and Bryan Cranston.
CBS execs said they canceled "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" because it was losing a bundle of money ... but many people believe Trump pressured CBS to give Colbert the ax over their sheer hatred for each other.
