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Imagine being cut off from all news and social media for three months. That’s exactly what four Americans endured on Greg Gutfeld’s explosive new game show What Did I Miss? – and their answers reveal just how broken today’s media really is. These patriots survived 90 days in isolation only to face a brutal truth: telling real headlines from fake ones isn’t just hard – it’s nearly impossible thanks to the left’s nonstop propaganda machine.
The show pits everyday Americans against headlines curated to expose media lies. One contestant stared blankly when asked if a story about Biden banning gasoline cars was real. “Sounds like something they’d do,” he muttered, summing up what millions feel about out-of-touch elites. Another laughed at a claim that border detention centers now offer yoga classes – only to learn the New York Times actually reported it.
Gutfeld doesn’t hold back, roasting both contestants and the news industrial complex. When a mom from Ohio confused a Babylon Bee satire piece with a CNN article, he deadpanned: “At this point, who can tell the difference?” The studio audience erupted – proof Americans are fed up with journalists who prioritize woke narratives over truth.
Contestants faced twists like surprise guests, including a climate activist who stormed the stage ranting about “dinosaur farts.” Rather than cave to the theatrics, a retired Marine shut him down cold: “Save it for Berkeley.” Moments like these show Gutfeld’s genius – blending humor with unapologetic pushback against leftist madness.
The stakes? A $50,000 cash prize for whoever navigates this minefield of misinformation best. But the real reward is watching real Americans outsmart coastal media snobs. One truck driver nailed eight straight rounds by asking simple questions like “Does this help normal people?” – something D.C. reporters clearly never consider.
Fox Nation’s hit series exposes what we’ve suspected: mainstream outlets have become comedy shows without the laughs. While blue-check journalists screech about “fact-checking,” Gutfeld proves everyday folks have better instincts than any snobby anchor. The show’s tagline says it all: “In a world of fake news, sanity’s the ultimate superpower.”
Early episodes feature jaw-dropping moments, like when contestants discovered CNN claimed men can breastfeed. A church choir director from Texas gasped: “That’s not news – that’s a mental illness.” The studio roared approval as Gutfeld quipped: “Someone send that clip to the White House.”
What Did I Miss? isn’t just entertainment – it’s a wake-up call. While liberals coddle illegal immigrants and push gender madness, this show celebrates regular Americans who value truth over trends. As one contestant put it: “I survived three months without my phone… but could CNN survive three minutes without lies?”
