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\n\tAfter South Park<\/a><\/em> made waves in opposition to Donald Trump<\/a> and guardian firm Paramount<\/a> within the Season 27 premiere, Stephen Colbert<\/a> has regained a way of optimism.<\/p>\n \n\tOn Thursday\u2019s episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert<\/a><\/em>, which was unceremoniously canceled<\/a> at CBS<\/a>, the 10x Emmy-winning comic joked in regards to the Comedy Central<\/a> cartoon\u2019s nude deepfake depiction of Trump, who has not too long ago signed govt orders de-regulating AI<\/a>.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cAnd I completely agree with this one,\u201d he mentioned in his opening monologue. \u201cBecause if the federal government interfered with non-public AI<\/a>, innovators at South Park<\/em> wouldn\u2019t have the ability to make vital movies like this one. That is a message of hope.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cThat is an important message of hope for our times, and you can check it out right here,\u201d added Colbert, displaying a QR code for HeTrumpedUs.com, linking to the scene<\/a>. <\/p>\n \n\tColbert\u2019s feedback got here after Wednesday\u2019s long-awaited South Park<\/em> season premiere episode \u2018Sermon on the \u2018Mount\u2019, which ends with a lawyer telling the townsfolk that they\u2019ll must pay the very litigious president $3.5 million and do some \u201cpro-trump messaging\u201d with a PSA.<\/p>\n