Stephen Colbert may be almost finished with his career as the host of "The Late Show," but President Barack Obama is not quite done with the host.

The former president appeared amid the late-night show host's final stretch of guests before the program ends on May 21.

The former president also discussed the state of the Democratic party and the existence of aliens on The Late Show

Stephen Colbert devoted one of his final episodes on CBS to an interview with Barack Obama, touring his soon-to-open Presidential Center in Chicago.

Barack Obama tapped ally Stephen Colbert for his first interview from the Obama Presidential Center, drawing derision from conservative commentators.

Barack Obama encourages Stephen Colbert to hear people’s advice and run for the presidency. This conversation emerged when Colbert revealed that he was hunting for a new gig, following the conclusion of his Late Show on May 21.

Stephen Colbert took aim at President Donald Trump‘s new $1.8 billion Department of Justice fund on Tuesday night’s (May 19) The Late Show, describing it as “an unprecedente

Sen. John Kennedy unloads on Barack Obama and Stephen Colbert's friendly interview, saying the pair was "fawning all over each other" on camera.