CBS Late Show host Stephen Colbert admitted on his recent visit to New Zealand that he is no longer proud of his country.
Cycling through the capital of Wellington on a four-wheeled bicycle, Colbert asked two New Zealanders whether they feel proud of their country.
“Oh, yeah, love that,” one of them replies, to which Stephen Colbert responds: “I miss that feeling.”
In Wellington, @StephenAtHome: “Are you proud of your country here?” New Zealander: “Oh, yeah, love that.” Colbert: “I miss that feeling.” #LSSC #LSSCinNZ pic.twitter.com/jFYRSXhk5q
— Brent Baker (@BrentHBaker) November 20, 2019
The footage comes from Colbert’s recent visit to the South-Pacific nation, segments of which he is airing on his political charged talk show.
On arrival in New Zealand, the CBS funnyman was picked up by the country’s left-wing Prime Minister Jacinda Arden. She drove him to her home for a family barbeque. Arden has previously appeared on Colbert’s show and invited him to visit her country. – READ MORE