GREG GUTFELD: The media backlash backfired
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Fox News host Greg Gutfeld responds on "Gutfeld" to media-centered backlash to his comments on college students during an appearance on "The Five."
Greg Gutfeld currently serves as host of FOX News Channel's (FNC) "Gutfeld!" (weekdays 11PM/ET) and co-host of "The Five" (weekdays 5PM/ET). He joined the network in 2007 as a contributor. He is the author of several books. His latest is "The Plus: Self-Help for People Who Hate Self-Help." Click here for more information on Greg Gutfeld.
But Thursday, something was said on that show that, in the words of the media, sparked outrage. You know, I love that phrase, mainly because their definition of sparking outrage is when one media outlet reports on tweets that another media outlet reported on earlier. They gossip like a group of high school girls sitting together in the caf. It's not reporting. It's repurposing. You know, like Geraldo does with five dead caterpillars to make a mustache. You can't even tell, can you? Amazing.
So what was the offending opinion on 'The Five?' Well, let's find out.
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