‘They’ve Reduced The Smear To Just People They Don’t Like’: Gutfeld Rips Democrats For Giving ‘Hitler A Makeover’

Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld slammed Democrats Tuesday evening for “giving Hitler a makeover” as they continue comparing President Donald Trump to the Nazi leader.

Since Trump launched his 2024 campaign, Democrats have suggested he’s comparable to Adolf Hitler and labeled him a fascist. While discussing the ongoing rhetoric on “The Five,” Gutfeld said Democrats no longer have a message.

“First of all, you got Al Gore and Larry David comparing the Trump administration to Hitler,” Gutfeld said. “They haven’t been arrested for that. So that doesn’t help their argument, does it? They don’t care. The comparison still happens despite millions voting for this Hitlerian person.”

“I’m counting among his supporters, Jewish leaders and philanthropists, RFK Jr. and his wife Cheryl, who was in Curb Your Enthusiasm. Those are all apparently Nazi collaborators. It won’t matter because, to these lazy minds, calling somebody Hitler isn’t a big deal to them,” Gutfeld added. “They’ve reduced the smear to just people that they don’t like. It’s no longer a mass murderer. So who knew liberals would be the one who gives Hitler a makeover? That was just some guy you don’t get along with.”

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While both former President Joe Biden and former Vice President Kamala Harris previously suggested links between Hitler and Trump, Democrats ramped up their rhetoric as the campaigns neared Election Day. During an October 2024 CNN town hall, Harris told Anderson Cooper she believes Trump is a fascist.

Gutfeld went on to say that Democrats’ new attitude of “dark woke” is comparable to a “new coffee brand at the Starbucks menu,” before calling out the party’s “identity politics.”

“We’ve talked about the fact that they don’t have any ideas, and we point this out. The reason is because underneath, whatever is generating their ideas is an ideology that prevents you from thinking outside your failed ideas and thinking of new ones,” Gutfeld said. “Of course, that’s identity politics. It creates a tiny, confined space, and it tells you that the outside world is contaminated.”