Greg Gutfeld

If you are like the overwhelming majority of Americans and did not tune into Jim Acosta’s debut of the low-rated CNN show Democracy in Peril, you weren’t missing much. In fact, you can probably guess what was said by Acosta and his conga line of leftist guests.

In a hilarious and pointed segment on the Fox News Channel’s The Five on Monday, co-anchor Greg Gutfeld unloaded on CNN’s Brian Stelter for taking swipes at Fox News for reporting on the fact that violent and other forms of crime were on the rise throughout President Biden’s America. Even Democratic co-host and former Congressman Harold Ford (D-TN) took Stelter and his henchman Oliver…

On Thursday night, Fox News late-night host Greg Gutfeld began with mostly negative reactions to Biden's press conferfence on CNN and MSNBC, and then drew a contrast with NBC reporter Yamiche Alcindor for her "kiss-ass tweet" praising Biden as so much better than Trump. Alcindor bizarrely claimed Biden didn't "lash out" at reporters, with Gutfeld demonstrated was false.

The Washington Post published a profile on Monday headlined “Greg Gutfeld has risen to the top at Fox News — and that’s no joke.” Leftists wish this had never happened. Aaron Rupar tweeted “this piece reads like it was written by Fox News PR. pretty embarrassing.” Leftists want profiles like this to vanish…just like they want Fox News to vanish

On Thursday night’s edition of Gutfeld! on Fox News, Greg Gutfeld discussed Bill Maher’s appearance on Cuomo Prime Time, which was so troubling to the Left that Gutfeld's show suggested “Is Bill Maher turning into Greg Gutfeld?”

On Friday, CNN Newsroom claimed to discover the real villain of Attorney General Merrick Garland's memo on "harassment, intimidation, and threats of violence" against local school boards: Fox News for pointing out the absurdity of it all and for defending those "angry parents."

Comic provocateur Greg Gutfeld is now beating liberal hack Stephen Colbert in the ratings. A few weeks ago Gutfeld! rose to the top of the ratings heap. The moment came after President Joe Biden’s Afghanistan debacle, suggesting audiences would rather hear someone snark about it than play defense for the indefensible. Except a new ratings report shows the Gutfeld! effect may…

At the top of Thursday's top rated Gutfeld! on Fox News, host Greg Gutfeld had a little fun with the latest Gallup poll on confidence in the press. The numbers weren't good. 

On Sunday’s Reliable Sources, CNN charlatan Brian Stelter and longtime liberal media defender Bill Carter went to bay for the far-left tilt of network comedy shows while attacking right-leaning comedy as one of radicalization and vindictiveness. In reality, the ratings have shown otherwise with FNC’s Gutfeld! fetching monster ratings that rivaled those on the broadcast…

Early Wednesday night, the Fox News Channel’s The Five dedicated a full segment to the latest hit study from the MRC’s Research Director Rich Noyes, which showed a massive statistical disparity in heavily positive network evening news coverage of President Biden’s early days in the White House versus incredibly negative coverage of then-President Trump in 2017.

Kicking off week two of his weekday show on Monday, Fox News Channel host Greg Gutfeld blasted CNN as hellbent on “elevat[ing]...heart rates by making people hate each other” with their latest virtue-signaling charade coming in the form of Brian Stelter attacking Fox hosts for not posting selfies when getting the coronavirus vaccine.

FNC host Greg Gutfeld savaged the media for their sick obsession with President Trump while guest on MediaBuzz, today.

Making his move from to weeknights (after starting on overnights and then having a weekend evening slot), Fox News Channel host Greg Gutfeld kicked off his new eponymous show on Monday with a barnburner of a monologue lampooning his competition on CNN, MSNBC, and the late-night comedy shows and denouncing the left for thriving on “making people hate each other.”

As part of a continued shuffling of its show line-up, the Fox News Channel announced on Wednesday that The Greg Gutfeld Show would move from a Saturday night show to weekday evenings at 11:00 p.m. Eastern and shift the Shannon Bream-led Fox News @ Night to midnight Eastern. And on perhaps an equally-important note, a Fox press release made clear that Gutfeld would remain a co…