Stephen Colbert to Trump: 'Not Normally a Good Thing to Compare Yourself to 9/11' (Video)

"Mr. President, I know you're proud of your ratings, but how do I say this?" the "Late Show" host said in the segment (above). "It's not normally a good thing to compare yourself to 9/11. You know that, right?"

Trump got more negative press earlier that day for bragging to the Associated Press that his appearance on CBS' "Face the Nation" gave the program the highest ratings "since the World Trade Center came down."

Colbert put on his best Trump impression to joke, "My first hundred days have been huge. Titanic, OK? We're blowin' up, OK? Bigger than anything since Nagasaki. That's how big."

"Late Show" ratings have been on the rise since Colbert focused on Trump jokes after the election, and the comedian didn't forget that. "Donald Trump has done a lot for me in the first 100 days. Thank you for your service, Mr. President," Colbert said.

Although Trump is being criticized for failing to accomplish much of what he promised on the campaign trailer, Colbert did recognize the good work Trump has done for the National Rifle Association.

"He did sign a law making it easier for mentally ill people to buy guns, and for hibernating bears to be hunted," the late-night host said. "Took care of his base: insane people who want to murder Yogi."