The Greg Gutfeld Show

Good or bad I like honest news and the main stream news networks like CNN have become so fake and incorrect today. Fox News Channel is one of the only channels serving factual news and Gutfeld is a nice fun spin on this factual news. If you want to be spoon fed lies do not watch Fox News Channel.

This show has been taking good/funny jabs at everyone in the 2016 election. From what I've seen, Trump, Cruz, Hillary, Bernie and others have all been fair game on this show. I wonder if the live audience is a bunch of drunk conservatives. The jokes that Joanne and Katherine make definitely make me feel like I'm at a bar talking politics (too bad I can't buy them drinks!!!)

I was ready for Gutfeld to give long rants against the left, but the show develops into a news/talk kind of vibe and sometimes it can get into very random topics -- definitely a different animal from other shows on Fox. Always refreshing to see jokes that aren't from the homogeneous pool of liberal comedians. Gutfeld does speak off a teleprompter for a little bit, and the written humor is a spawn of Red Eye. The show can have some low points here and there, but the election coverage is great.

When I first saw Tyrus on your show he reminded me of Garfield...please green room him as Garfield and put a woman Garfield behind him beside him on him n don't let him know.

What Greg Gutfeld does best is satire. Greg Gutfeld knows how to craft satirical jabs and jokes as he's discussing a serious political situation. This is because Gutfeld's show is one of the shows that manages to find humor in the serious situations that occur in everyday life. Of course, sometimes, he takes situations very seriously when necessary, but a lot of the time, he also finds a way to create brilliant humor in politics. This is why people should watch his show--not just because what he is saying is correct, but Gutfeld manages to put a light-hearted and more comedic spin on it all.

Yes, the skits are bad, but that is the point. They're delivered tongue-in-cheek, and no one on the panel is allowed to take themselves too seriously. Compare to Colbert's cringeworthy song and dance propaganda numbers. It's nice to see a conservative voice in the late night sphere. I also really like the format, with four guests per night, and an entire stable of personalities to occupy the other seats.