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Jimmy Fallon's Greg Gutfeld Episode CRASHES DOWN? Viewers 'Suffer' Through Monologue Amid Trump Jab
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3:24Now PlayingJimmy Fallon gets brutally trolled after his latest episode of 'The Tonight Show'. The episode featured a rare late-night crossover with Greg Gutfeld as guest. Fallon welcomed the Fox News host on his NBC show, grabbing mega attention. Non-viewers tuned into the show, but only to later rant about 'trash' monologue. Many described it as a 'snoozefest' in the lead up to Gutfeld's entry. Anti-Fallons declared- 'Greg ate Jimmy on his own late-night show'. The backlash comes amid Trump's prediction about late-night show hosts. It all began with Stephen Colbert's show getting cancelled by CBS. Watch-
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