John Oliver will not be taking Jay Leno's "comedic advice" after the former Tonight Show host slammed current late-night hosts for their political comedy. "Who thinks that way? Executives? Comedy can’t be for everyone.

John Oliver isn’t interested in Jay Leno’s advice about what today’s late-night hosts are doing wrong. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter out Tuesday, the Last Week Tonight host was asked about Leno’s take that late nights hosts like Oliver,

The Last Week Tonight host, 48, slammed Leno, 75, for scrutinizing fellow late-night TV hosts, for alienating “half an audience” with their political humor. Leno's comments came on the heels of CBS axing Stephen Colbert's The Late Show.

It was recently announced that The Late Show has been canceled, set to end its run with Stephen Colbert as host in 2026. This marks the end of an era for late-night television, sparking speculation about which other talk shows could be next to get squashed.

Jay Leno is taking a stand — and it’s not what most people expect in today’s divided entertainment world. The former Tonight Show host, who spent over two decades cracking jokes for millions of Americans, is now questioning the path that late-night comedy has taken.

John Oliver has no intention of taking Jay Leno's advice on late-night TV. The "Last Week Tonight" host mocked Leno for his recent comments about late-night comedians alienating audiences by getting too political.