There’s at least one comedian John Oliver won’t take advice from: Jay Leno. When The Hollywood Reporter brought up Leno’s recent suggestion that some late-night comedians were alienating “half an audience” with their political humor in light of CBS canceling The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Oliver had a blunt response.

John Oliver has no intention of taking Jay Leno's advice on late-night TV. The "Last Week Tonight" host mocked Leno for his recent comments about late-night comedians alienating audiences by getting too political.

John Oliver and Jay Leno have differing opinions when it comes to political comedy on late-night TV. In a recent interview with David Trulio, president and CEO of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation,

Donald Trump has been gloating in recent weeks about CBS’ decision to cancel Stephen Colbert and “The Late Show,” and now he’s targeting another one of the network’s on-air personalities: “CBS Mornings” co-host Gayle King.

Donald Trump has zeroed in on CBS Mornings co-host Gayle King in his ongoing crusade against media figures he sees as adversaries Following Stephen Colbert’s recent exit from CBS, Trump took to his social media platform on Monday to demand King’s dismissal,