Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the panel discuss President Donald Trump going from being the one 'hunted' to being the 'hunter' on 'Gutfeld!' Californians call on Donald Trump to declare state of ...

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld admitted Tuesday that Donald Trump is likely acting purely for the benefit of his own ego—but said he doesn’t have a problem with the president’s self-obsession ...

With $50,000 on the line, contestants must separate real headlines from fake ones as Fox News host Greg Gutfeld presents dozens of scenarios to contestants who were in isolation for months.

Fox News star Greg Gutfeld is adding a new show to his already busy schedule — one that will separate real news from fake headlines. The top-rated late-night host of “Gutfeld!” and member of ...

Once they arrive in NYC, Gutfeld will pepper the contestants with a mix of real and bogus headlines and pictures, like whether Ye showed up to the 2025 Grammys buck naked. The contestant who can ...

“Greg Gutfeld’s What Did I Miss?” will bring four contestants out of isolation and catch them up on Trump’s first 90 days in a novel way.

Greg Gutfeld will present dozens of scenarios to contestants who were in isolation for months, and they must separate real headlines from fake ones with a prize of $50,000 on the line.

“Gutfeld!” had its highest-rated quarter in the show’s four-year history in Q1, averaging 3.3 million viewers, with 453,000 of those coming in the 25-54 demo.

Greg Gutfeld will host a three-part game show for subscription service Fox Nation, Greg Gutfeld’s What Did I Miss?, in which contestants who have been isolation are tasked with trying to figure ...

Greg Gutfeld will present dozens of scenarios to contestants who were in isolation for months, and they must separate real headlines from fake ones with a prize of $50,000 on the line.

Gutfeld, who is repped by CAA, might be the best bargain in showbiz, pulling down a salary said to be about $9 million a year, roughly half of what Fallon, Kimmel and Colbert earn.

Greg Gutfeld celebrated the rapid dismantling of legacy media, imagining this week what “better opportunities” lie ahead for departing institutional figures like Andrea Mitchell, Jim Acosta ...