Ben Schwartz

That's huge.

That's huge.

That's huge.

What does an intern do for The Colbert Report?

What does an intern do for The Colbert Report?

What does an intern do for The Colbert Report?

He was playing a character.

He was playing a character.

He was playing a character.

Wow. I did it more than anybody else. That's crazy. Crazy. By the way, my goal as someone who's a page on Letterman, when they needed someone, he would have his people. Yes. I always wanted to be that person. And they weren't even the most famous people. Sometimes they were, but sometimes they weren't. Who was Letterman's people for that?

Wow. I did it more than anybody else. That's crazy. Crazy. By the way, my goal as someone who's a page on Letterman, when they needed someone, he would have his people. Yes. I always wanted to be that person. And they weren't even the most famous people. Sometimes they were, but sometimes they weren't. Who was Letterman's people for that?

Wow. I did it more than anybody else. That's crazy. Crazy. By the way, my goal as someone who's a page on Letterman, when they needed someone, he would have his people. Yes. I always wanted to be that person. And they weren't even the most famous people. Sometimes they were, but sometimes they weren't. Who was Letterman's people for that?

There's a stand-up that came over every Christmas, I forget, and he took a football and he hits a meatball off the top of the Christmas tree. I forget who the people were, but he had his people. Bill Murray, anytime he came on, was amazing. Howard Stern would come on and be incredible, and he would come on a bunch of times a year. Tom Hanks was amazing on that show.

There's a stand-up that came over every Christmas, I forget, and he took a football and he hits a meatball off the top of the Christmas tree. I forget who the people were, but he had his people. Bill Murray, anytime he came on, was amazing. Howard Stern would come on and be incredible, and he would come on a bunch of times a year. Tom Hanks was amazing on that show.

There's a stand-up that came over every Christmas, I forget, and he took a football and he hits a meatball off the top of the Christmas tree. I forget who the people were, but he had his people. Bill Murray, anytime he came on, was amazing. Howard Stern would come on and be incredible, and he would come on a bunch of times a year. Tom Hanks was amazing on that show.

But I always wanted to be like the whatever. And then for Corden, I slowly became a thing when people dropped and I lived in LA. They're like, hey, can you come here today and whatever? I'm like, great.

But I always wanted to be like the whatever. And then for Corden, I slowly became a thing when people dropped and I lived in LA. They're like, hey, can you come here today and whatever? I'm like, great.

But I always wanted to be like the whatever. And then for Corden, I slowly became a thing when people dropped and I lived in LA. They're like, hey, can you come here today and whatever? I'm like, great.

Yeah, they do sometimes more than two guests. It never really, I've been on with so many people that they kind of use me as someone that could, let's say they have guests and like they need someone to like be a little bit funnier, you know, liven it up. I think that I've kind of helped with that. Comedic relief. I think a little bit or like to make people feel comfortable or whatever.

Yeah, they do sometimes more than two guests. It never really, I've been on with so many people that they kind of use me as someone that could, let's say they have guests and like they need someone to like be a little bit funnier, you know, liven it up. I think that I've kind of helped with that. Comedic relief. I think a little bit or like to make people feel comfortable or whatever.