In a blistering monologue on his top-rated show, Greg Gutfeld tore into the left’s disdain for law enforcement and their complete disconnect from working-class Americans. His razor-sharp analysis highlights a fundamental truth: the left doesn’t actually hate the idea of police—they just want to be the police. As Gutfeld put it, “They hate cops because they want to be the ones telling everybody what to do.” This perfectly encapsulates the authoritarian impulse lurking beneath the left’s veneer of social justice.
The Democratic Party, as Gutfeld notes, has become a cesspool of “identity extremism, luxury belief, and victimhood.” While blue-collar Americans care about paychecks, safe streets, and family, the left is obsessed with pushing radical gender ideology, climate extremism, and race-baiting narratives. “There’s not a single issue Democrats champion that resonates with the blue-collar American,” Gutfeld declared, pointing out how out-of-touch elites like Chuck Schumer—who “couldn’t change a tire if you gave him AAA’s phone number”—have no clue about real-world struggles.
Meanwhile, President Donald Trump continues to champion the forgotten men and women of America, standing firmly with law enforcement and rejecting the left’s anti-police rhetoric. While liberals push defunding the police and open borders, Trump’s policies prioritize security, economic growth, and American workers. The contrast couldn’t be starker: one side empowers cops and hardworking citizens, while the other sides with criminals and radical activists.
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— Gutfeld! (@Gutfeldfox) August 14, 2025
The liberal media, of course, refuses to acknowledge this reality. Instead, they amplify the voices of “showboating radicals straight out of academia who think two plus two equals whatever pisses off their dads.” But as Gutfeld’s dominance in the ratings proves, Americans are tired of the left’s hypocrisy and are turning to voices that speak truth.
h/t: Steadfast and Loyal
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