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kind of contribute to my consumption of American politics.

I don't ever think that that's the only place I'll ever get my political news from.

But having a kind of a funny adjunct to foreign news is a really handy thing.

And I've really enjoyed that show over the years.

And he did his final episode.

Obviously, it's been pulled by CBS in the context of a massive blue with President Trump.

And he's, you know, strung it out in the most sort of comedic way possible and all the way through to the last episode.

But he concludes his last interview with Paul McCartney, which I think you might be interested in because I think you've interviewed him, haven't you?

I think I've heard you mention before.

Anyway, two things.

One,

The theatre, the Ed Sullivan Theatre where the Colbert Report is filmed and has been filmed live for the whole 11, 12 years it's been going on, was I think the first theatre where the Beatles performed in New York.

Wow.

And they were maybe in their early 20s.

Yeah, I think that was very famous, yeah.

And so they've got some footage where they're all just tiny babies.

Anyway, and there's Paul McCartney.

in the chair, last interview for Colbert.

And I must say, he looks about 25 in this interview.

I mean, his hair's gone long.