Friendship isn’t what it used to be, and Greg Gutfeld says liberals are to blame. On his top-rated Fox News show Gutfeld!, the host and his panel ripped into the left’s habit of putting politics above people. They say Democrats treat friendships like bargaining chips—agree with them or get cut off.
Take Joy Behar from The View. She once joked she wouldn’t give a kidney to a Trump voter. Gutfeld’s crew called this out as pure hypocrisy. They argued liberals claim to care about “morality” but use it as an excuse to hate anyone who disagrees. It’s not about right or wrong—it’s about control.
The panel slammed the left for turning every dinner table into a battleground. They said liberals would rather cancel family members than have tough conversations. Meanwhile, conservatives like Gutfeld’s crew say they value honesty. Real friends don’t hide their views to keep the peace. They speak up, even if it’s uncomfortable.
Gutfeld pointed out how the left’s obsession with identity politics kills real connections. He mentioned Joe Rogan, a podcaster who lost liberal friends when he wouldn’t toe the line. The panel agreed—leftists ditch friends faster than expired milk if they step out of line. It’s all about loyalty to the group, not the person.
The show also mocked Democrats for pretending to care about unity while dividing the country. They said liberal “compassion” is fake—a way to shame others into silence. Gutfeld’s team argued conservatives are the real unifiers because they don’t demand you check your brain at the door. Friends can disagree and still respect each other.
Kat Timpf, a co-host, joked that liberals are like bad roommates. They lecture you about “kindness” but leave messes everywhere. The panel laughed about how leftists claim to fight “hate” but spread it by labeling half the country as evil. It’s not about friendship—it’s about power.
Gutfeld wrapped it up by saying the left’s “woke” culture ruins everything. Schools, movies, even sports—nothing’s safe from their politics. He warned that this toxic mindset is why many Americans feel lonely. When you prioritize ideology over people, you end up with 27 cats and no one to call.
The bottom line? Gutfeld’s crew says conservatives keep it real. They don’t ditch friends over a vote. In a world where liberals treat politics like a religion, it’s the right that still believes in old-school values—like loyalty, honesty, and not being a jerk about your beliefs.
