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Stephen Colbert has technically colluded with Russia. 
  
 The host of The Late Show went abroad to Saint Petersburg, where he met his Russian late-night TV host equivalent, Ivan Urgant, and appeared on his show, Evening Urgant. The pair threw back vodka shots, joked about Russian interference with the U.S. election, and mocked President Donald Trump. 
  
 “I am so honored to be here right now because you are the No. 1 show here, and this is the state TV, so you’re officially an employee of the state and we agreed that I would appear here on the show,” Colbert told Urgant in front of his television audience. “We, uh, what’s the word for it? We colluded that I would be here on the show, and so I look forward to going back to America and testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee about colluding with Russians.” 
  
 During an off-air chat with Colbert, Urgant described his show as more Jimmy Fallon than John Oliver. To that end, they played one of his games called Russian Russian Roulette. It wasn’t complicated: they each took turns spinning a turntable full of shot glasses until the arrow landed on one. They were all filled with vodka, so it proved to be the ultimate drinking game that guaranteed a buzz. 
  
 Since this Russian government-approved television show would probably not be available in the U.S. — other than in Trump Tower, Urgant joked — Colbert took this opportunity to announce his bid for the 2020 presidential election. “I thought it would be great to cut out the middle man and tell the Russians myself: If anyone would like to work on my campaign in an unofficial capacity, please,” he joked. 
  
 Watch Colbert’s trip to Russia’s Evening Urgant in the Late Show clip above. ||||| 'The Late Show': Stephen Colbert Kicks Off "Russia Week" With New Footage From His Russian TV Debut 
  
 The 'Late Show' host's recent trip to the country will be broadcast in five new episodes starting July 17. 
  
 Stephen Colbert kicked off day one of "Russia Week" on The Late Show with more jabs at Donald Trump Jr.'s Russian ties and new footage of Colbert's recent trip to the country. 
  
 "I just want to get out ahead of the story here — I recently met with a lot of Russians. I can't remember why — maybe because I was in Russia. Some of them work for the government," Colbert teased in his opening monologue. "I didn't think you'd find out; the whole week was supposed to be a secret. But someone leaked it to CBS' marketing department," he said, then mouthed, "I did." 
  
 Before diving into his Russia visit, Colbert took a moment to discuss what's been pervading the news cycle in the U.S.: Russia. 
  
 The host once again tackled the topic of Trump Jr.'s private meeting last year with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya and lobbyist Rinat Akhmetshin, who "is reportedly a former Soviet counterintelligence officer." 
  
 "Of course, when it comes to Don Jr. there's not much intelligence to counter," Colbert added. "Here's the deal: Akhmetshin denies any current ties to Russian spy agencies, so you know it must be true. Remember the first rule of spy club: tell everyone you're in spy club." 
  
 Colbert also took aim at the White House's declaration of "Made in America" week, noting that the announcement was possibly made to distract from the fact that Trump's "campaign was made in Russia." 
  
 Monday's episode of The Late Show broadcast the first few clips from Colbert's trip to Russia, during which he made a guest appearance on Russian talk show Evening Urgant and took to the streets of St. Petersburg to mingle with passersby. 
  
 Colbert aired footage of his backstage chat with fellow talk show host Ivan Urgant about "restrictions" on what can and cannot be said on late-night TV in Russia. 
  
 "Do you talk about Trump on your show? We talk about him all the time," Colbert said to Urgant, who replied, "That's why you guys are No. 1 now in the States." In terms of how much politics are covered on his show, Urgant noted, "We're more close to [Jimmy] Fallon than to John Oliver." 
  
 During Colbert's live taping at Evening Urgant, video of which was posted online last month, the host jokingly announced he was considering a 2020 presidential run, telling the audience, "I thought it would be better to cut out the middleman and just tell the Russians myself. If anyone would like to work on my campaign, in an unofficial capacity, please just let me know." 
  
 He also made it clear that in arranging his guest appearance on the show, he and Urgant had been working in collusion. "We agreed that I would be on the show — we colluded that I would be on the show," he joked, adding that he couldn't wait to testify before the Senate committee about colluding with Russia. 
  
 "Russia Week" will continue Tuesday with clips from Colbert's stay in the Ritz-Carlton's Presidential Suite ("Yes, that one") and conversation with Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov set to air in the next few days. ||||| Published on Jul 18, 2017 
  
 Stephen kicks off 'Russia Week' with a deep dive into the prized jewel of Russia: the Trump administration. 
  
  
  
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President Trump will want to avoid Stephen Colbert's show more than ever this week. The CBS host launched "Russia Week" on Monday night following his visit to the country, per the Hollywood Reporter. Colbert will be airing pieces from his trip all week, and his first was on his visit to a Colbert-like figure in Russia, TV host Ivan Urgant. Colbert appeared on Urgant's Russian show, where he mocked Trump, drank vodka, and announced his own supposed bid for the White House in 2020. "I thought it would just be better to cut out the middle man and just tell the Russians myself: If anyone would like to work on my campaign in an unofficial capacity, please, just let me know," he said, per Entertainment Weekly. (See the video here.) His monologue, meanwhile, focused on the travails of Donald Trump Jr. At one point, he made reference to reports of how the number of people in attendance at last year's now-famous meeting continues to grow. "This is the first time a Trump has lied about having a smaller crowd size," he said. (See that here.)