Gutfeld! Monologues
@gutfeldmonologues · Podcast
Latest segments
- El-Sayed preterm birth study, 2026-10-24
Reads the study as a case for separatism
Gutfeld reads a claimed 2011 Columbia research finding by Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed as a scientific case for resisting assimilation, then links separatism to poverty and Minnesota's Somali population. - Omar brother question, 2026-10-24
Reads the surname and calls for resignation
Gutfeld reads the 'not to my knowledge' answer and the Elmi surname in the filings, then argues Omar was sworn in under a fake name and should resign. The legal claim is his own inference, not a document in the segment. - Fraud whistleblower rewards, 2026-10-22
Covers the tip-reward rollout and Vance's claim
Covers the Oval Office rollout of the tip-reward program, with Vance's claim that 99% of the fraud found sits outside the False Claims Act, and sets it against Slotkin's push to prosecute Trump officials. - Slotkin's deterrence plan, 2026-10-21
Plays Slotkin's clip on prosecuting enablers
Plays Slotkin's clip about prosecuting the people who enabled Trump and wanting a deterrence message for young job seekers, then argues the left has long made dissent expensive on crime, trans issues and the border. Mostly a monologue built on the clip. - France riots, October 2026, 2026-10-20
Cites a count of 54 protest organizations
Turns the weekend unrest into a theory segment, naming a Red-Green Alliance of radical left and Islamist groups and citing a Fox News Digital count of 54 organizations in France's protest network. It stays inside the looting and arson story rather than adding a development in it. - France riots, October 2026, 2026-10-20
Opens with a monologue on the looting
Opens with a monologue on weekend riots in France: looted Louis Vuitton, Apple and Rolex stores and a burned 19th century landmark. The rest is a rapid joke reel on Macron, Thunberg, O.J. Simpson, Mamdani, Victoria's Secret and a Putin-Trump-Xi meeting. - Search of Omar's home, 2026-10-16
Adds the Grassley memo on DOJ data
Opens on the Omar raid and the media's abuse-of-power reaction, then pivots to a Grassley memo on the Biden DOJ collecting data on 639,000 Republican voters and reports of banks debanking MAGA and religious groups, arguing the outrage proves a two-tiered standard.