"For the longest time, I've been imploring people to share the risk, defend people in trouble who are outgunned by the media. The point being, even though you incur risk defending them, it's being shared, and that's how you beat the woke. Well, these a**hats never did that, Gutfeld said after showing images of Stelter, Kimmel, and Hayes. They sided with the mob at every turn, and they even came after us over and over. And now they desperately fake a heroic stance, swarming around a celebrity already designated by their industry as a defender of democracy, an anti-Trump icon."
"I do think Jimmy should be back on the air, at least to explain himself, even though he and all the other pieces of s**t spent years putting targets on our backs. But maybe that's what Charlie Kirk would want. I mean, he did platform his haters. There's probably no stronger position in the world and it cost him his life, but it changed the world. You can feel it. The morons I mentioned no longer control the narratives. Their power to shape vast audiences is gone."
Greg Gutfeld argued that Jimmy Kimmel should be allowed back on the air to explain comments that led to his suspension. Gutfeld criticized media figures such as Brian Stelter and Chris Hayes for siding with a mob and failing to share the risk of defending targets attacked by powerful media. Gutfeld framed Charlie Kirk as someone who platformed critics and suggested that such exposure changed public discourse. Gutfeld claimed conservative voices have diminished mainstream media narrative control, expanded nationwide speech, and exposed alleged falsehoods about figures like Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
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