Stephen Colbert busted out his impression of former President Joe Biden for likely the last time, as “The Late Show” is set to conclude its run next week.

The late night host donned a pair of aviator sunglasses and channeled the 46th president of the United States in order to roast President Donald Trump’s low approval rating on Wednesday.

“Trump’s war in Iran has also pushed America’s economy into what financial experts call the poop shoot,” Colbert said while discussing Trump’s stats. “Voters have noticed that. Right now, 70% of Americans disapprove of Trump’s handling of the economy, and more than two-thirds of Americans say the country feels out of control.”

He added: “Oh, come on. Things are completely under control. Donald Trump may seem unstable, but I’m sure he has a plan. What is your plan, Mr. President?”

Editors for the “Late Show” then played a clip of Trump making a funny sound with his mouth, prompting Colbert to mention that Trump’s poll numbers are “not good.”

He then aired CNN’s Harry Enten declaring that Trump is facing the “five worst polls ever for any president,” noting that Joe Biden is not included.

At this moment, Colbert threw on his aforementioned shades, a favorite of Biden’s, to impersonate the former POTUS.

“That’s right, Jack. I’m not in there ’cause I’m in here. That’s right. How’s it going, Barack?” Colbert said. “I’m in here asking: Remember how much better it was when I was in charge? ‘Cause, I’ll be honest, folks. I do not.”

“Last Biden impression ever,” he added before moving robotically and slowly around the stage. “Let’s dance, everybody. Come on.”

In January, CBS locked in the final air date for “The Late Show,” which will be May 21. The decision followed CBS’ announcement last summer, in which they shared that “The Late Show” would be coming to an end shortly after Colbert mocked Paramount’s $16 million settlement with President Donald Trump, blasting the move as a “big fat bribe.”

However, CBS executives noted at the time that the cancellation decision was purely a financial one.

Watch Colbert’s full monologue above.

“The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” airs weeknights at 11:35 p.m. ET on CBS.

The title of the new film from Austrian auteur Marie Kreutzer (Corsage) tips us off that we will have to get ready to face potential horrors and uncomfortable questions – Gentle Monster.

World premiering in the competition program of the Cannes Film Festival on Friday night, the movie focuses on two women, portrayed by French star Léa Seydoux, with French icon Catherine Deneuve playing her mother, and German actress Jella Haase (Berlin Alexanderplatz, Kleo), in a cinematic exploration of love, trust, loyalty, power and our potential blind spots for our loved ones.

Pianist Lucy (Seydoux) is supporting her husband Philip, portrayed by Austrian actor Laurence Rupp, after his burnout. They have moved to Germany’s countryside near Munich with their son Johnny. The new life has an impact on her career, but soon, this will not be Lucy’s biggest worry. Meanwhile, special police investigator Elsa (Haase) lives for her job and must also deal with the challenges that her father’s dementia causes her. But both beloved men may have a dark side lurking beneath the surface.

Kreutzer wrote and directed Gentle Monster and worked on it with such regular creative collaborators as cinematographer Judith Kaufmann (Yellow Letters, Late Shift), editor Ulrike Kofler (Gina) and producers Alexander Glehr and Johanna Scherz of Film AG. Komplizen Film and Kazak Productions are also backing the film, while mk2 Films is handling international sales on Gentle Monster.

THR can now premiere an exclusive clip from Gentle Monster. Get ready to witness the first meeting of Lucy and Elsa under anything but relaxed circumstances – in an early morning police visit to Lucy’s family home. As she wakes up, the police are already asking Philip about his phone and say they must seize certain materials. Lucy has questions for her husband, and, as you will see, she even voices one. To find out what is going on, you will have to watch the film. But to get a first sense of the not-so-gentle vibes that await the two female protagonists, check out the exclusive clip from Gentle Monster below.