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late show. I'm your host Stephen Colbert. And tonight, tonight, my friends, I want to start off by giving a little peek into our process here at the late show.

Because we do have a process.

It's not like I just roll out of bed, head to the office, jump on stage, and suddenly perform a humorous monologue brought to you by Colagard.

Colagard, the world's going to crap.

Here's a box for it.

No.

No.

We spend all day working on these monologues.

And with so much happening, we often look for like a general

organizing principle, you know, some sort of order and structure to help us just understand

what's going on in the world. Well, today's organizing principle is madness, chaos, mute horror

in the face of an infinite and arbitrary universe.

Brought you by KoloGarde.

KoloGarde, we exist to torment the last remaining postal employees.

Now, take...

Wow.

Wow. Wow.

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