Research says 99% of late night political guests lean left in early 2025.

Almost all guests late at night Comedy Show In the first six months of 2025, left leaning, according to a new study by press releases at the Center for Media Research.

ResearchIn the case of publication on Tuesday, it was found that 99% of political guests in late night comedy shows from January 6 to June 30 were left-leaning.

The study examined five daily late night comedy shows: ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Revere!”, NBC’s “Late Night with Seth Meyers” and “Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, CBS & Stephen Colbert’s “Late” and Comedy Center’s “Daily Show.”

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The research of the press releases divided the guests into two groups, one was a party official and the other was a reporter And celebrities.

As far as partisan officials are concerned, the charges are 30 Democrats to zero Republicans.

According to the study, Colbert’s The Daily Show ranked second with 10th place, while Kimmel ranked third, while Meyers finished fourth, and Fallon was interviewed by Zero Politicians during his research.

Several Democratic lawmakers appeared twice, including New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker, Illinois Sen. Tammy Duckworth and Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett, according to the news release.

As far as journalists and celebrities are concerned, that number is 76 liberals, a conservative, Oren Cass of the American Compass.

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Cass and Jon Stewart participated in a March 31 appearance to talk about Trump’s tariffs.

Colbert has the largest number of free guests, including 29. “Daily Show” finished second with 22. Meyers ranks third. Kimmel had six (six happened in the week of Diego Luna’s cast), and Fallon had five.

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Newsbusters said they “has been tracking the number of late night comedy guests since September 2022, and the cumulative total is now 511 liberals, Democrats against 14 conservatives and Republicans, or 97 percent.”