The bill, S. 1057, is a Senate resolution recognizing and honoring Stephen Tyrone Colbert, a prominent figure in American television and comedy, upon the conclusion of his show, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. The resolution highlights Colbert's South Carolina roots, detailing his upbringing in Charleston and his educational background at Northwestern University. It acknowledges his career trajectory, from his early days in improvisational comedy to his significant contributions as a correspondent on The Daily Show and as the creator and host of The Colbert Report. The resolution emphasizes Colbert's impact on political satire and public discourse, celebrating his ability to engage audiences through humor and thoughtful interviews.

In addition to recognizing Colbert's achievements, the resolution expresses the pride of the South Carolina Senate in his accomplishments and the recognition he has brought to the state. It concludes with a commitment to present a copy of the resolution to Colbert as a token of appreciation for his distinguished career.