Stephen Colbert didn’t flinch.
He walked onto his stage, looked straight into the camera, and admitted he’d found his own name in the Epstein files. Then he turned the horror into a weapon. With Tolkien insults, Times Square “promo,” and a searing attack on power, Colbert did what prosecutors still won’t do: he named, mocked, and demystifie… Continues…
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