Why Greg Gutfeld Isn’t Afraid of Being Canceled | The Interview
November 8, 2025
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as posted by the channelOn Fox News, Greg Gutfeld’s 10 p.m. show averages over 3 million viewers a night, surpassing the ratings for “The Daily Show” and other late-night shows hosted by Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Meyers. Gutfeld can also be seen on the daytime show “The Five,” alongside Dana Perino and Jesse Watters.
Gutfeld joined “The Interview” to talk about the success of his insult-heavy, pro-conservative approach. “I have this thing called the hierarchy of smears, and that means if you call somebody a fascist who’s going to destroy the world, I can call you anything,” he said. He and “The Interview” host David Marchese delved into the state of late-night television, Gutfeld’s career and more.
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