Jed Rosenzweig

Griffin says a 2018 Late Show interview left her in tears, adding “I have such a low opinion of Stephen Colbert.”

“Retaliation, I’d say, should be expected,” this weekend’s SNL host tells Vanity Fair when asked whether she intends to respond Michael Che’s crude “Weekend Update” joke swap jokes about her last December.

‘It’s a weird time to do it,” the Malaysia-born Daily Show correspondent acknowledges in conversation with Variety‘s Mike Schnieder. But he jokes his Trump-era citizenship proves how much he wanted it: “Anyone can apply for U.S. citizenship under Obama. That’s easy, Golden Age.”

The ABC late-night host asked advertisers to buy spots on 60 Minutes, which airs on CBS. “You have the power because you have the money,” he told them. “Support journalism. It’s important, and it doesn’t work without you,” PLUS: Kimmel offers advertisers naming rights to first grandchild

“Never in a million years did I get into comedy to make anyone upset,” the SNL star tells Vanity Fair in a new interview. “I feel terrible that anyone would feel bad.”