Former President Donald Trump took to social media to celebrate the end of Stephen Colbert's tenure on CBS's The Late Show, which concluded with a star-studded final episode featuring Paul McCartney. Trump expressed his disdain for Colbert, claiming he had 'no talent, no ratings, no life,' and suggested that anyone off the street could perform better. He further stated that Colbert's departure marked the 'Beginning of the End' for late-night television, which he characterized as filled with 'untalented, nasty, highly overpaid' hosts. Trump's comments extended to other late-night figures, hinting that they may soon follow Colbert's exit, although he did not specify who he was targeting. His remarks come amid a backdrop of ongoing tensions with late-night hosts, including Seth Meyers, Jimmy Fallon, and particularly Jimmy Kimmel, who has frequently been a target of Trump's ire. Additionally, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is reviewing ABC's broadcast licenses, a move that follows Trump's criticisms of Kimmel, further complicating the landscape of late-night television.