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WESTWOOD ONE host DAN BONGINO is adding a new SATURDAY night TV show for FOX NEWS CHANNEL and will also simulcast his radio show on FNC's FOX NATION subscription video service. The TV show begins on JUNE 5th at 10p (ET), taking over the slot vacated by GREG GUTFELD when the latter launched a weeknight show; the simulcast on FOX NATION begins on MAY 25th. BONGINO's new TV show is part of several changes being made to FNC's weekend slate, including another new show with TREY GOWDY and a pair of panel shows, "THE BIG SATURDAY SHOW" and "THE BIG...

All great points and Juan is a moron as usual.   https://youtu.be/iyubHMx4qDg  

Geraldo Rivera (AKA WHOREALDO) was doing his typical skreed: "Bernie Sanders is the most annoying person on the national stage..." Gutfield: "Don't sell yourself short Whorealdo..."

Co-host Greg Gutfeld stated that Biden may have slipped up. "Look, Biden was doing great in that interview until he confessed," Gutfeld said. "First he had the total denial. I think that was pretty good. The denial was pretty strong. And then he says as a complaint. 'You know, I don't know why all of a sudden 27 years 'this' gets raised. "What is 'this?' What is 'this'? That's interesting," Gutfeld added.

Today's Quotefall Puzzle features a quote by Greg Gutfeld. Click puzzle (or click here) for full size rendition, then use your browser's print command to print puzzle. Link to articleGreg Gutfeld is a pundit on Fox News, who along with libertarian Kat Timpf and massive sidekick Tyrus, hosts the most popular late night talk show on TV, even the weeknight lib-fest hosts Kimmel, Trevor, and Fallon. All hints, along with the answer, are provided in the first reply comment below, using filtered font to prevent accidental spoilers. Please refrain from disclosing the full answer in comments to prevent spoilers.To solve the puzzle:...

Today's Quotefall Puzzle features a quote by Greg Gutfeld. Click puzzle (or click here) for full size rendition, then use your browser's print command to print puzzle. Greg Gutfeld is a pundit on Fox News, who hosts the best late night-style talk show on TV. All hints, along with the answer, are provided in the first reply comment below, using filtered font to prevent accidental spoilers. Please refrain from disclosing the full answer in comments to prevent spoilers.To solve the puzzle: Enter the letters in the top half (letter columns) of the puzzle into the white squares on the bottom half (answer...

Several Fox News hosts defended President Donald Trump against accusations of racism stemming from a series of weekend tweets. Trump’s Sunday tweets saying that far-left congresswomen should “go back” and fix the countries “they originally came from” were widely condemned as “racist” by Democrats and some Republicans. However, the president did have plenty of defenders, including “The Five” co-hosts Jesse Watters, Dan Bongino, and Greg Gutfeld, who all addressed the controversy during a Monday discussion. “Did you hear?” Gutfeld asked rhetorically to open the show. “Trump tweeted. Yeah, and the tweets are being called racist because Trump told critics of...

President Trump tweeted. The tweets are being called racist because Trump told critics of the United States to go back to their country. Now those critics are holding a press conference to respond. Trump’s comment sounds bad, if you leave the rest of it out. He actually said, “Go back to your countries, fix the problems there — and then come back, and show us how you did it!” How many racists say “leave,” and then say, “please come back and help us?” Probably zero. But Trump messes with the media's reading comprehension, so they only digest half. See, Trump’s...

On Wednesday and Thursday nights, FNC’s The Five co-host Greg Gutfeld offered moving commentaries about how the liberal media’s attempts to indict the American people as perpetually divided have utterly failed as exhibited by the Hurricane Harvey recovery efforts. Gutfeld also discussed how Harvey has shown that the basic safety of each and every person in the face of death is what matters and not petty debates like replacing Columbus Day and taking down Confederate Statues. Gutfeld: Harvey Response Shows Americans 'Aren't What the Media Says We Are'“So, you know else takes a hit when disaster strikes? Opinions slingers like...

In case you've missed it, Quentin Tarantino has tripled down on comments he made during an anti-cop protest two weeks ago when he implied police officers are murderers. Not only has Tarantino refused to apologize, he's playing the victim. Fox News' Greg Gutfeld is having none of it and called the Hollywood director a "flat faced," "loud mouth putz" yesterday on The Five. "The flat faced fool went on MSNBC to extend on his anti-cop blather, linking it to white supremacy," Gutfeld says. "The clueless cretin then cites the First Amendment, as if anyone's denying his right to yak. No...

Not all good principles are easily accessible to all. It took the economics profession a hundred years to understand value as marginal utility, and a while longer to understand it wasn’t measurable. Philosophers and scientists had been thinking about the physical world for millennia, but it wasn’t until Newton that the greatest strides were made to some first principles — only to have his perspective on matter and force transformed by Einstein a few centuries later. And I know that many ideas go in and out of my head, too. I bet even geniuses have to struggle to learn well...

French satirical magazine's first issue since terror attack depicts Muslim prophet Muhammad

Multiculturalism has metastasized into a shield against evil

Not a gay lover nor do i hate them, but I'm cheering for them on this.

"Red Eye" host Greg Gutfeld marvelously blasted the insufferable Keith Olbermann Friday for his "homoerotic obsession with Bill O'Reilly." This deliciously came hours after the "Countdown" host bashed former Nixon administration figure Chuck Colson for having the nerve to speak out in favor of California's Proposition 8 which defined marriage as a union between one man and one woman. What really caught the ire of Gutfeld and company was a false assertion Olbermann made on air Wednesday about what transpired on a recent "Red Eye" (video embedded right, partial transcript below the fold):

Gutfeld believes the only direction left for Biden is "down" while Harris' campaign is heading upward. "He's only got one direction and that's down because he's up top, right? ...He just doesn't look like he has the energy," Gutfeld said. Gutfeld also predicted Harris would get the Democratic Party's nomination. "I will say this Kamala even if she gets a nomination which I think she will be, I think she will. And I think it's going to be a two-woman ticket," Gutfeld said before noting that the Senator would be vulnerable to criticism from President Trump.

It’s the battle of the billionaires! And now it’s Mike Bloomberg's turn! He used to be a Republican. But he became so rich, he had to join the Democrats. He's rich. He's white. He's male. Or, in CNN terms: He's Satan. Now he bloviates in the faces of other Dems – offering wisdom based on his decades of success, as well as being really boring and earnest. While speaking in New Hampshire, he reminds the Dems that the election takes place in America, not Berkeley. With their lame platitudes, the Democratic campaign resembles a high school beer party before mom...

Oh, really? Although Russia -- the largest nation on the planet -- is in many ways a failing state with an economy barely the size of Texas, it still has a huge percentage of the world's nuclear weapons, about equal with ours, and the capacity to deliver them (and to pass them along to unreliable non-state actors). It behooves us to have a relationship with them for our survival and everybody else's, to keep our friends close and our enemies closer, as the Godfather would put it. The obvious goal in this is to limit nuclear proliferation and even to...

Red Eye the TV show has outlived Red Eye the newspaper, by a couple months. The overnight news/comedy show on Fox News has been canceled, TVNewser has learned, with the final show airing this Friday night at 3 a.m.

The Trump phenomenon was a thumb in the eye of liberal complacency. It was the first time in my memory that a Republican gave the same treatment back to the Democrats. That caused this new fretting over polarization. There was no polarization when only one side (the Dems) was the bully. No one spoke of polarization when the left demonized a decent man like Mitt Romney. But when you have a candidate like Trump hit back, now you have polarization. This should have been a gift for Republicans -- but it wasn't. Where Trump and his mouthpieces went wrong was...