Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld takes aim at late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, and Seth Meyers, dissecting their dramatic reactions to President Trump’s re-election. Gutfeld argues their over-the-top displays of despair expose a deep-seated ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ fueled by the media’s constant fearmongering. He mocks their self-importance and suggests they need to accept the reality of a Trump presidency and move on.
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and his panel discuss the controversial execution of a beloved internet squirrel, ‘Peanut,’ by New York state officials, highlighting the incident as a prime example of government overreach and a stark contrast between left and right ideologies. The panel questions the rationale behind the raid, the execution, and the state’s focus on trivial matters while overlooking more pressing issues like crime and homelessness.
Greg Gutfeld, host of Gutfeld! and co-host of The Five, delivers a fiery commentary on the upcoming election, predicting chaos and division regardless of the outcome. He criticizes the media’s portrayal of the election, highlighting the stark differences in reactions between supporters of each candidate. Gutfeld also reflects on the impact of political polarization on personal relationships and the importance of maintaining perspective.
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld highlights a growing crisis in law enforcement, with Border Patrol agents threatening to leave en masse if Kamala Harris becomes President. Gutfeld connects this trend to a broader pattern of discouragement among men in traditionally male-dominated professions, and argues that the Democratic Party’s rhetoric is contributing to this exodus.
Greg Gutfeld and his panel on ‘Gutfeld!’ dissect a new ad featuring actors portraying Kamala Harris supporters, ridiculing the attempt to appeal to men by portraying masculinity as a sign of support. Gutfeld compares this to the Democratic Party trying to win back voters they’ve alienated, arguing that it’s a sign of desperation. He also criticizes Obama’s attempt to mobilize Black men for Harris, highlighting the absurdity of these tactics. Gutfeld contrasts this with Elon Musk’s success, highlighting the power of individualism versus groupthink.
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld dismantles the media’s sudden focus on President Biden’s mental decline, arguing it’s a calculated move to distract from their own failings and protect their own interests. He likens the situation to the Harvey Weinstein scandal, where the media initially ignored the accusations to protect their own narrative. Gutfeld contends that the media’s newfound interest in Biden’s mental fitness is purely driven by the potential for clicks and profits, rather than genuine concern for the public.
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld argues that men are feeling increasingly unwelcome in the Democratic Party due to the dominance of female voices and perspectives. He cites an example from the show “The View” where female hosts pressured a male guest to endorse Biden, despite his hesitation. Gutfeld contrasts this with hypothetical behavior from a similar show composed of men, suggesting they would be more tolerant of dissenting opinions. He also highlights the rise of women in powerful positions, such as leading Trump investigations, heading liberal courtrooms, and dominating the “Squad” in Congress. According to Gutfeld, this shift towards female leadership has led to men abandoning the Democratic Party in favor of the Republican Party. He emphasizes that a balance between men and women is crucial for a well-functioning society, warning that an exclusively female-dominated political landscape could lead to ineffective laws and a lack of perspectives.
