Fox News Hosts Have Testy Back and Forth During Segment
Oh, it got spicy on The Five this week, and not in the way the folks over at MSNBC like to pretend it did. Nope. This wasn’t a “heated debate” full of polite disagreements and careful nuance. This was Greg Gutfeld…
Oh, it got spicy on The Five this week, and not in the way the folks over at MSNBC like to pretend it did. Nope. This wasn’t a “heated debate” full of polite disagreements and careful nuance.
This was Greg Gutfeld ripping the curtain off the tired little theater show the left keeps trying to sell every time one of their ideological foot soldiers does something grotesque — like, say, murder a conservative public figure.
This time, the target was Charlie Kirk. And this time, the “both sides” playbook didn’t just fall flat. It imploded.
Jessica Tarlov strolled onto that Fox News set with a tote bag full of excuses. “We don’t know enough.” “He came from a conservative family.” “Political violence happens on both sides.” And bless her heart, she tried to spin that tired narrative in front of Gutfeld — the one person on cable news who does not suffer nonsense lightly.
And guess what? He torched her for it.
Let’s pause here for a second. This wasn’t just some political disagreement about infrastructure or taxes. We’re talking about an assassination — the first political assassination in America since 1968. That’s not “rhetoric.” That’s not “hyperbole.” That’s a man shot dead because of what he stood for.
And here comes Tarlov, armed with the same talking points you can find copy-pasted across progressive TikTok accounts and the blue-check brigade on Twitter: We just don’t know his motive! Maybe he just snapped! Who’s to say, really?
Except we do know.
The bullet casing said, “Hey fascist! Catch!”
His family said he was driven by hatred for Charlie’s beliefs.
The FBI said he wrote a note about wanting to “take out” Kirk.
But sure, Jessica. Let’s give him the benefit of the doubt. Let’s keep pretending this wasn’t political so the narrative can stay nice and tidy for your friends in media and academia. Let’s throw in a random Democrat’s death in Minnesota, completely unrelated, completely depoliticized, just so the left can keep their precious illusion of moral superiority intact.