Stephen Colbert and James Corden trade notes on doing their late-night shows in quarantine

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"These shows, even at the best of times, are a little like riding a flaming toboggan down a hill blindfolded, they go so fast you don’t know what you’re going to do," Colbert said in interviewing his late-night colleague. "At least this gives us an overt excuse for having a chaotic day.” Corden discussed trying to keep things light while not avoiding Trump. "We try to make a big variety show each week but over the last few years, with everything that’s happened and this new administration, we’ve pivoted to talk about what people are talking about so we talk about Trump,” Corden said. ALSO: Corden doesn't see himself doing "Carpool Karaoke" during coronavirus crisis.