The Trump administration recently put out a memo that says that federal employees should be allowed to talk about their religion at work, so naturally CBS’s outgoing host of The Late Show, “devout Catholic” Stephen Colbert, mocked the idea as provocative and even had a fake argument with keyboardist Corey Bernhard about whether to serve Moloch.
Colbert began by contradicting himself, “When he's not suing everybody, he's signing insane executive actions. The latest is a memo that allows federal workers to persuade coworkers their religion is correct.”
After much booing from the audience, Colbert resumed, “And also with you. They say any religion, but you get a sense of which one the memo is rooting for. Because it says that no disciplinary action should be taken against employees displaying religious items, quote, ‘such as crosses, crucifixes, and mezuzah.’"
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