Pro-Palestine Protesters Interrupt Stephen Colbert’s Interview with Nancy Pelosi

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was interrupted during a live taping of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" in Chicago on Tuesday night by pro-Palestinian protesters.

The protesters entered the studio during the interview and began chanting "Free Palestine." Colbert paused the interview and asked the protesters to leave. The protesters refused and were eventually escorted out of the studio by security.

The protest was organized by the Chicago Coalition for Justice in Palestine, a group that advocates for Palestinian rights.

In a statement, the group said that they interrupted the interview to "raise awareness about the ongoing human rights violations against the Palestinian people."

The protest comes as tensions between Israel and Palestine have escalated in recent weeks. Last month, Hamas, a Palestinian militant group, began firing rockets into Israel. Israel has responded with airstrikes on Gaza, killing hundreds of people.

The United Nations has called for a ceasefire, but both sides have rejected the call.

Here is a timeline of the events:

* **8:30 p.m.:** The Late Show with Stephen Colbert begins taping in Chicago. * **8:45 p.m.:** Protesters enter the studio and begin chanting "Free Palestine." * **8:46 p.m.:** Colbert pauses the interview and asks the protesters to leave. * **8:47 p.m.:** The protesters refuse to leave and are escorted out of the studio by security. * **8:48 p.m.:** The interview with Nancy Pelosi resumes.

Reaction to the protest has been mixed.

Some people have praised the protesters for raising awareness about the plight of the Palestinian people.

Others have condemned the protest, saying that it was disrespectful to Nancy Pelosi and to Stephen Colbert.

The protest is a reminder of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine.

It is a complex issue with no easy solutions. The hope is that the protest will help to raise awareness about the issue and lead to a peaceful resolution.