### Colbert Mocks Elon Musk's Alleged Drug-Fueled Political Investment on "Late Show"

Stephen Colbert, the host of "The Late Show," took aim at tech mogul Elon Musk on his latest episode, humorously suggesting that Musk's discontent with the Trump administration might be linked to the effects of ketamine wearing off. The late-night comedian's quip stemmed from Musk's reported dissatisfaction following his financial support of the political figure.

"On Wednesday's 'Late Show,' Stephen Colbert envisioned a scenario where Musk, coming back to reality, is bewildered by his choices and investments. 'I spent $300 million to elect who?' Colbert joked in a mock Musk voice, underscoring the potential regret looming over the tech billionaire.

Adding to the amusing speculation, Colbert also poked fun at Musk's personal life, "I have how many children? That can't be their names," he quipped, highlighting Musk's well-known penchant for unconventional child names.

The episode drew more material from the perceived friction between Trump and Musk after Musk openly criticized a recent policy bill. "Apparently, the ketamine has worn off," Colbert mused, hinting at a supposed lapse of judgment when Musk engaged with Trump's administration.

Jimmy Kimmel also joined in on the fun, targeting Musk's outrage at parts of the legislation. "Musk was reportedly 'butthurt' - and yes, they did use that word, it is a quote - about some of the stuff that's in the bill," Kimmel said. He further joked, "Usually when Elon's butt hurts, it's because of all the drugs he is trying to smuggle through White House security."

Kimmel didn't stop there, continuing with a sardonic remark about Musk's tenacity, "I keep waiting to see Musk on a one-way SpaceX to El Salvador," suggesting an escape from his issues.

Seth Meyers offered his criticism toward the situation, highlighting Trump's typical reaction to criticism. "I hear he is furious is the safest bet anyone could make when describing Donald Trump's reaction to criticism," Meyers stated. He sarcastically added, "Let me know when someone says, 'Insiders reporting that Donald Trump looking inward; reflecting on what role he may have played in turning his friend against him.'"

Overall, the late-night hosts skillfully weaved humor with the unfolding tension between Musk and Trump, creating a relatable narrative about the eccentricities and challenges of navigating high-stakes political investments.