Greg Gutfeld slammed Jen Psaki in a fiery segment on Fox News’ “The Five,” calling her a “robotic Raggedy Ann.” The co-hosts tore into Psaki’s recent attacks on her own party’s messaging failures. Psaki admitted Democrats sound too “academic” and out-of-touch when talking about issues like democracy or authoritarianism.
Psaki blamed “misinformation” for Democrats losing elections but faced backlash for hypocrisy. Conservatives pointed out she spread false claims about Hunter Biden’s laptop in 2020 while working for Joe Biden. Critics say she’s part of the problem—pushing narratives instead of facts to protect her party.
The former White House press secretary now works at MSNBC but still struggles to explain why voters rejected Democrats in 2024. She told Jon Stewart the party needs to “break some s—” to connect with everyday Americans. Gutfeld mocked this as desperate advice from someone who helped create the mess.
Psaki also warned Democrats to stop “screaming” about Trump causing a constitutional crisis. Instead, she said they should focus on policies affecting farmers, veterans, and families. Conservatives laughed at this pivot, arguing Democrats spent years fearmongering instead of fixing real issues like inflation or border security.
Gutfeld joked that Psaki’s robotic talking points make her seem like a broken toy. He compared her to a “Raggedy Ann” doll—repeating scripted lines while ignoring reality. Co-hosts agreed her criticisms of Democratic messaging prove the party is lost after losing Congress and the White House.
Psaki’s MSNBC show hasn’t fixed her credibility issues. She recently claimed Democrats are “principled” defenders of law and order despite supporting 2020 riots and COVID lockdowns. Conservatives called this delusional, noting the party’s push to defund police and punish unvaccinated Americans.
Jon Stewart even blasted MSNBC for lacking Fox News’ teamwork in pushing clear messages. He said liberal networks sound “wildly redundant” and disorganized—a weakness Psaki embodies. Critics say her shift from Biden’s spokesperson to MSNBC host shows she’s still spinning excuses for failing policies.
Gutfeld ended the segment with his signature humor, saying Psaki should stick to kickboxing and margaritas instead of politics. The panel laughed at her chaotic advice, arguing it reflects a party more focused on elitist buzzwords than solving problems. For conservatives, Psaki remains a symbol of Democratic arrogance and disconnect from working-class voters.
