Trump was right: he destroyed late-night TV

Late Night TV branded itself part of The Resistance, alienating half the country in the process. Kimmel, when asked how he felt about losing Republican viewers, said, “not good riddance, but riddance.”

So when Trump lost to Joe Biden in 2020, the various late-night shows couldn’t course correct. They continued mocking Trump and other GOP figures (like Fox News superstar Tucker Carlson), ignoring the current Commander in Chief and his gaffe-tastic Vice President, Kamala Harris.

Left-leaning viewers, no longer demanding anti-Trump gags like before, sought out other sources of humor.

And we have the proof to back that up.