‘Not that deep': Left's ‘comical' freak out over Stephen Colbert's show being axed
'The idea that there's going to be some shortage of anti-Trump voices in our mainstream media or on CBS or on Paramount or on any of these platforms is ridiculous,' he told Sky News Australia.
'It is funny; it's been comical to me to see their meltdown and scream censorship and apocalypse over this when it's really not that deep.'
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