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Colbert & Stewart's Late Show Auction: Funny Props for Charity

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Stephen Colberts Late Show wraps up its final season with a charity auction, featuring a hilarious sketch with Jon Stewart. They auction off props and merch, with bids skyrocketing for items like the red carpet and signed mugs. Colbert also addresses the Iran war in his monologue, sending jokes to Jimmy Kimmel. The auction serves as a fitting send-off, turning memories into cash for good causes.

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Colbert & Stewart's Late Show Auction: Funny Props for Charity

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Colbert & Stewart's Late Show Auction: Funny Props for Charity. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 23rd, Stephen Colbert's late show is winding down its final season, sets a wrap on May 21st after CBS dropped the news last July. On Wednesday's episode, he linked up with John Stewart from the Daily Show for a hilarious sketch called Late Show Home Shopping, Hawking Actual Props, and Merch in a Charity Auction. They rocked floral leisure suits, pitching items like Colbert's branded mugs and Stewart's old wig, starting Bid's super low at $19.99 for that comedic punch. It was all fun in games, with Colbert spitting out his drink and mocked shock at higher prices. Fans are loving it, driving up Bid's fast. The red carpet from guest entrances hit $5,600 while the glowing late show sign. With sign mugs from both hosts climbed to $10,100 by late Wednesday. In his monologue, Colbert got real, shipping a box of Iran war jokes to Jimmy Kimmel, wondering if U.S. drama there would cool off before his.

Sign off. The show still hits 11.35 p.m. Eastern Pacific Time on CBS. As Bid's keep rolling in, this option's a fitting send off, turning memories into cash for good causes while Colbert preps his mic drop. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news. Today brought to you with AI, I'm Corey, with the story.

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