Stephen Colbert - Monologue and Opening - 1/25/21

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Senators Slow Approval Of Biden's Rescue Plan And Show Their Hands Ahead Of Impeachment Trial

The price tag for President Biden's pandemic rescue plan has a bipartisan group of Senators including Maine's Angus King expressing concern, while Republican Senators like Marco Rubio have signaled they'll vote for acquittal when the previous president's impeachment trial begins in that chamber.




Mahomes Vs. Brady: A Super Bowl Matchup For The Ages

The NFL playoffs are over, the lineup for Super Bowl LV is set, and it features a quarterback matchup fans are comparing to LeBron and Jordan facing off in the NBA Finals. The only thing more exciting than the upcoming game is the fact that Stephen Colbert will host "The Late Show: Super Bowl Edition" later that night, Sunday, February 7th, only on CBS!




Uh-Oh, Water Is Now A Commodity - Stephen Colbert's Most Unfortunate Segment

Stephen launches his newest segment at a time when some of the world's major problems are eclipsed by larger problems, and that's a problem. Tonight on "Uh-Oh," Stephen examines a troubling sign that water scarcity may be here to stay.




Dr. Fauci Is Finally Free To Do All The Shows

If ONLY he could have been in "The Queen's Gambit."

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1. Water As Commodity

That segment really threw a monkey wrench in my spinning wheels. Fucking Wall Street - making money off misery, business as usual, hiding in plain sight. Pistachio's and Almonds in CA (WTF!), not to mention the vast Alfalfa crops in NV which requires even MORE water AND the majority of which gets sold to China to satisfy their appetite for Western cuisine!. The stoopid it hurts.

I recommend everyone watch "Kiss The Ground" (Netflix). We absolutely must change and reform Big Agro/Meat and promote Regenerative Farming. This will save water and fight climate change and get us back to 'normal' weather (i.e. rain) cycles.

Water Futures...Christ we are so screwed.