What will America do without "The Colbert Report" in 2016?

We won't have Stephen Colbert's conservative persona during the next election, but we'll always have these clips

Published November 25, 2014 8:30PM (EST)

The nation will be without "The Colbert Report," and the conservative persona of Stephen Colbert, during the 2016 elections. This is obviously a huge loss. Luckily, "Daily Show" alum Larry Wilmore is bringing his wit and point of view to his own show, and we're excited to see what "The Nightly Show" has in store in January 2015.

But as we get closer to choosing a new president, if you're still jonesing for Colbert, check out these excellent interviews and predictions for the 2016 presidential election:

Interviews with potential candidates:

Hillary Clinton:

Bernie Sanders:

Elizabeth Warren:

Rick Santorum:

A look at the GOP contenders:

 

Joni Ernst:

Rand Paul:

Bobby Jindal:

Chris Christie:

Marco Rubio:

Rick Perry:

Ted Cruz:

And a whole lot of Hillary Clinton coverage:

 

At the very least we know who he's endorsing in 2016:

 

And his presidential predictions:

 


By Sarah Gray

Sarah Gray is an assistant editor at Salon, focusing on innovation. Follow @sarahhhgray or email sgray@salon.com.

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