The Interview Fox News Wanted Greg Gutfeld to Do This Interview. He Wasn't So Sure.
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Nov 8, 2025 
Greg Gutfeld, a bold conservative late-night and daytime Fox host known for his sharp humor, dives into the changing landscape of comedy and politics. He critiques the therapeutic vibes of Colbert and Kimmel, explaining how self-deprecation and mockery keep his show fun. Gutfeld shares his 'hierarchy of smears' and debates the risks of ideological purity, especially regarding Trump. He discusses quirky past experiences in health journalism and reflects on embracing gratitude while navigating media narratives. With a witty take, he unpacks the right's surprising cultural shift.
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New Conservative Late-Night Formula
- Greg Gutfeld transformed conservative late-night by pairing insult-driven humor with a roundtable format rather than traditional celebrity interviews.
- The show reached over 3 million nightly viewers by leaning into teasing, anti-woke posture, and a cast of recurring panelists.
Mutual Teasing Is The Secret Sauce
- Gutfeld argues the secret of his shows is mutual teasing among panelists, which creates chemistry competitors can't replicate.
- He sees that playful ridicule differentiates his programs from left-leaning late-night where that dynamic is rare.
Share The Risk To Break The Ice
- Break cultural taboos by being willing to 'share the risk' and speak where others self-censor.
- Gutfeld credits risk-taking figures (e.g., Rogan, Shane Gillis) for breaking ice and expanding what can be said publicly.
