On Monday's episode of 'The Late Show', Stephen Colbert gathered fellow late-night hosts to discuss a range of topics, including Donald Trump's latest antics. Colbert humorously critiqued Trump's peace proposal to Iran, likening it to a child's love note and highlighting Iran's demands in response. He also made fun of a new 22-foot gold statue of Trump at his Miami golf club, dubbing it 'recreational idolatry' and noting its surprisingly wrinkly appearance. Colbert further commented on Trump's simplistic foreign policy approach, joking that the only thing simpler than the plan is the man behind it. Additionally, he addressed Sean Duffy's return to reality TV with a show called 'The Great American Road Trip', suggesting it was better than him trying to manage government responsibilities. Colbert's comedic insights offered a humorous take on the intersection of politics and entertainment, including a nod to recently released Pentagon UFO files.