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The latest late-night stunt — Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert and Seth Meyers ganging up to taunt President Trump — was less a comedy reunion and more a predictable display of establishment solidarity against anyone who does not bow to their worldview. These men have turned their stages into political platforms, trading jokes for shrill political theater that plays well in the echo chambers of Hollywood but rings hollow with working Americans.
On Fox’s Gutfeld!, Greg Gutfeld and his panel pushed back the right way, calling out the hypocrisy and theatricality of the late-night crowd and refusing to pretend their sneers are politically neutral. Gutfeld’s crew, including Tyrus, laid bare how these shows have become exercises in elite moralizing rather than genuine comedy, and viewers responded to that honesty.
This isn’t just about personalities — it’s about who controls the narrative. For years the late-night circuit has been beholden to publicists, celebrities and predictable groupthink, a fact Gutfeld has repeatedly highlighted as the reason his show connects with people mainstream late night ignores. The left-leaning late-night cartel can mock all they want, but their refusal to engage with real concerns shows their contempt for the majority of Americans.
Conservative outlets and commentators aren’t playing victim; we’re pointing out a double standard. While late-night hosts pontificate about democracy and decency from multimillion-dollar stages, shows like Gutfeld! are offering a counterweight that dares to speak plainly and hold the elite accountable — and the numbers prove audiences appreciate that alternative. America is tired of one-sided comedy masquerading as truth.
Hardworking patriots should take this as a reminder: culture is a battlefield, and we won’t cede it to sanctimonious entertainers who think sneering is a substitute for serious debate. Keep watching, keep calling out bias, and keep supporting voices that tell the whole story instead of just the parts that flatter a coastal, celebrity class. The American people are smarter than late-night’s monologues, and they deserve better than the exultant moralizing of the elite.
