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Stephen Colbert lands Barack Obama interview

Barack Obama set for Stephen Colbert's final Late Show weeks - video

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert won’t quite be over on May 6, and Barack Obama’s presidential library won’t quite be open, but the duo will be sitting down for a chat next month just before the late night host heads into the CBS sunset.

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Stephen Colbert reveals Barack Obama will make final 'Late Show' appearance

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Stephen Colbert To Interview Barack Obama During Final Weeks Of ‘The Late Show’

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Stephen Colbert Lands Barack Obama Interview Ahead of ‘Late Show’ Sendoff

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Obama Sticks It to Trump With Huge Favor to Colbert

Barack Obama is set to appear on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, in one of the final episodes before Colbert’s show comes to an end. Colbert, 61, announced that the former president will appear on his late show on May 5.

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Colbert Mails Iran Jokes to Kimmel After Making Dire War Prediction

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