Stephen Colbert sends strong 'message of love' to North Carolina and their anti-LGBT law

'Artists like Pearl Jam have canceled North Carolina performances to protest the state's controversial anti-LGBT law, but Stephen Colbert believes he can bring people together through the magic of television.'

You may remeber earlier this month Bruce Springsteen cancelled his North Carolina concert dates in protest for the anti-lgbt law 'House Bill 2' restricting public toilets which members of the transgender community can use.

A string of artists including Ringo Starr, Boston, and most recently Pearl Jam have followed suit to show their objection to the HB2 legislation.

It's with deep consideration & much regret that we must cancel the Raleigh, NC show on 4/20: https://t.co/Z7I65UJmhP pic.twitter.com/P89wysiNFe

— Pearl Jam (@PearlJam) April 18, 2016

Late Show host Stephen Colbert released a video on his YouTube channel in an effort to "bridge our differences".

With one 'minor' twist.

"I will never withhold this show from anyone.

"We must cling to each other passionately and really...really...just, go for it!"