Much has been said about the firing of Stephen Colbert and cancellation of The Late Show, but we’ll no doubt be examining the consequences of Paramount’s controversial move for years to come. The implications are not just felt on the political side,

Over a decade after leaving late-night TV, Jay Leno is chiming in from the bench. Leno, who exited the "Tonight Show" in 2014, spoke candidly about mixing politics and humor for a mass audience in a recent interview with David Trulio for The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation.