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Bo discusses the recent $16 million settlement Paramount paid to Donald Trump over a 60 Minutes lawsuit and announces that the network will end 'The Late Show' in May next year. Bo then converses with journalist Susan Crabtree about a Wall Street Journal story alleging Trump wrote a birthday letter for Jeffrey Epstein, discussing the reliability and context of such reporting. They also delve into the impact of the Epstein story on Trump's political standing. Later, Bo critiques media malpractices, addresses New York's unaffordability issues, and mocks Democratic attempts to blame economic woes on Trump-era tariffs.
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