Greg Gutfeld and his Fox News panel blasted the mainstream media for struggling to keep up with President Donald Trump’s relentless work ethic and America-first agenda. During a recent segment, Gutfeld mocked media figures for complaining about exhaustion just two months into Trump’s second term, contrasting their fatigue with Trump’s early-morning productivity. “The media needs a break from a president who wakes up to work, not to get a diaper changed,” Gutfeld joked, taking a swipe at President Biden’s age and fitness.
The panel argued that Trump’s unpredictability and policy wins have left left-leaning outlets scrambling to spin negative narratives. Gutfeld highlighted how Trump’s focus on issues like trade tariffs and border security has energized his base while exposing media bias. “They’re tired because they can’t control the story anymore,” he said, pointing to rising stock markets and lower gas prices as signs of Trump’s success.
Critics like Laura Ingraham joined the discussion, accusing the media of exaggerating economic fears to undermine Trump. They noted that despite gloomy predictions, working-class Americans are seeing relief from inflation under Trump’s policies. The panel also linked economic gains to Trump’s crackdown on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, which Gutfeld called “a trillion-dollar drag on the economy.”
The conversation shifted to Project 2025, the conservative blueprint guiding Trump’s second-term agenda. The panel praised Trump for swiftly implementing policies like ending DEI hiring in federal agencies and withdrawing from the World Health Organization—both key Project 2025 goals. “This is what leadership looks like,” said one commentator, contrasting Trump’s decisiveness with what they called Biden’s “weakness.”
Gutfeld dismissed media concerns about Trump’s clashes with foreign allies, arguing that putting America first has strengthened the nation’s global standing. The panel laughed off reports of strained relations with Canada and Denmark, framing Trump’s tough negotiations as “winning deals the lazy DC elites couldn’t secure.”
The segment closed with jabs at Democrats’ inability to counter Trump’s momentum. Gutfeld mocked their reliance on “old scare tactics” about democracy and racism, claiming voters care more about jobs and safety. “The media keeps crying wolf, but Americans are too busy thriving under Trump to listen,” he said.
Throughout the discussion, the panel emphasized Trump’s success in reshaping public debate, forcing the media to cover his wins rather than push partisan narratives. They framed Trump’s dominance as a rejection of “woke” policies and a return to common-sense governance.
As the 2024 election cycle heats up, Gutfeld’s team urged conservatives to stay vigilant against media “desperation.” They concluded that Trump’s work ethic and unapologetic patriotism will keep the left playing defense—no matter how many diaper jokes they crack along the way.
