Hollywood actor Vince Vaughn is saying what millions of viewers have quietly believed for years and he is not sugarcoating it.
As Stephen Colbert prepares to wrap up his run on The Late Show this May, following reports of massive financial losses, Vaughn has stepped forward with a blunt explanation that is now impossible to ignore.
According to industry figures, CBS has reportedly been bleeding tens of millions annually on the show, with last year alone seeing losses estimated around $40 million. At the same time, audience numbers have steadily eroded, signaling a deeper issue than just shifting viewing habits.
Vaughn, speaking candidly during an appearance on This Past Weekend hosted by Theo Von, laid out what he sees as the real reason behind the decline. His remarks cut straight to the heart of what many critics have long argued.
“They were going to evangelize people to what they thought,” Vaughn said of the late-night hosts. “It stopped being funny and it started feeling like I was in a class I didn’t want to take. I’m getting scolded.”
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