Original sentence: Early in 2006, the background changed to a view from the crown of the Statue of Liberty, with the points of its crown and its torch in the foreground.The desk area, which contains the desk at which Colbert hosts most of the show, and the guest interview area to the right, where his guest for the evening sits to be interviewed.The graphics used throughout the show and the studio itself are saturated with American flags (including the official Colbert Report flag, named "Flagsworth") and other patriotic imagery, including an eagle's nest prop placed to the side of Colbert's desk and Bald Eagles shown in many places throughout the show
Edited sentence: Aside from the opening titles sequence described above, the graphics used throughout the show and the studio itself are saturated with American flags (including the official Colbert Report flag, named "Flagsworth") and other patriotic imagery, including an eagle's nest prop placed to the side of Colbert's desk and Bald Eagles shown in many places throughout the show.Early in 2006, the background changed to a view apparently from the crown of the Statue of Liberty, with the points of its crown and its torch in the foreground.Overall, the design of the set mocks the tendency of some media, particularly Fox News, to prominently feature patriotic symbols, imagery, and colors of the United States.The desk area, which most notably contains the desk at which Colbert hosts most of the show, and the guest interview area to the right, where his guest for the evening sits to be interviewed