Gutfeld! Monologues - MSNBC Reacts To Charlie Kirk's Assassination

Episode Date: September 13, 2025

As seen on Guteld!, Greg calls out an MSNBC analyst for his heartless reaction to Charlie Kirk's assassination and Democrats who are using Charlie Kirk's assassination to push gun control. Greg says Charlie's legacy will only grow with his passing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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He was pretty easy to reach. So you can imagine what it was like around here at Fox. When we heard that he was shot, the whole place went silent. I mean, even Kilmead stopped talking. God. You can laugh. Jesse was so shocked his hairpiece turned white. Dana stopped working on our lists of interns to make cry.

But it's one of those pieces of news that scrambles your brain. You can almost feel the circuitry, try to find a pathway for this new horrible information. So how do you process it today? Well, generally, when something awful happens to distract ourselves, we'll see how other people are handling it. And you guessed it terribly. Talk to me about the environment in which a shooting like this happens. Yeah. And again, I emphasize what you just emphasize.

We don't know any of the full details of this. We don't know if this was a supporter shooting their gun off in celebration. You moron. It was a gathering on a college campus in the United States, not a fucking wedding in Kandahar. So I guess when they flew those planes into the buildings 24 years ago, they must have been celebrating my birthday,

which is tomorrow, by the way. I wear a size petite and anything from the baby gap. But it got worse, because in case you forgot, the media is a brainless zombie in search of content to fill up its empty skull. Roll it. You can imagine the administration using this as a justification for something. Charlie Kirk is a divisive figure, polarizing, lightning rob, whatever term you want to use. Is this a moment for your party to reflect on political violence? Is it a moment for us to think about the responsibility of our political leaders and their voice?

So let's be serious about where this violence is coming from. Of extremist violent attacks in America, extremist violence, violent murders, 76% are from right-wing extremists. There's a lot of rhetoric that is problematic. A lot of it is coming from one particular side and from one particular building. He's been one of the most divisive,

especially divisive younger figures in this who is constantly sort of pushing this sort of hate speech. hate speech or sort of aimed at certain groups. You can't stop with these sort of awful thoughts you have and then saying these awful words and not expect awful actions to take place. That last guy there, Dowd, ended up getting fired, which obviously he deserved. But remember, MSNBC puts people on there who deliver what MSNBC viewers want, because that's what MSNBC is, a network full of hate-filled loons,

too thin and too dumb for the view. Anyway, doubt doesn't seem well, and shame on MSNBC for exploiting that. We'll be back with more Gutfeld. The new Mitsubishi Outlander brings out another side of you. Your regular side listens to classical music. Your adventurous side rocks out. with the dynamic sound Yamaha.

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Well, one thing Congress can do is gun safety and every time there's killing, the Republicans say this is not the time to talk about gun safety. These tragedies are a constant reminder to all of us, the immense destruction of gun violence and of inaction. Are we going to do something or are we going to argue over rhetoric? That is my question about this. We have to pass gun safety legislation and stop this. Yeah, it was the gun. Just like it's the car whenever a terrorist plows through a crowd, can you imagine blaming

the gun. These people must be shocked when they walk into a gun store and it's completely quiet because the guns aren't shooting at each other. They're just sitting on shelves in peace. Just days ago, a young woman was murdered with a knife. Crazy how they forget that so quickly. We shouldn't. In the case of Irina, we hear a lot about the killer's mental illness. But what if the mental illness is more diffuse, the product of brainwashing? where millions of people are told a group of individuals are Nazis or fascists. Brainwashing only works through repetition. This is not congenital.

It's created. And yet the Democratic Party who pushed this refrain expressed disgust over Kirk's murder. But they're like an absentee dad whose violent offspring commits a violent crime. Their lack of responsibility helped this baby become a fiend. So where were they? It's not like the Tesla's weren't vandalized or ICE agents weren't attacked or Trump wasn't nearly murdered twice. But now as their negligence is exposed, they play catch up because there's no Democrat party left. And now there's no nonviolent way to preserve their bad ideas.

So you need violence. You need fear to keep others from pointing out how bad your ideas are. You know, Americans generally think live and let live. You do you, I do me, and we're good. But what happens when you're live and let live, but people around you aren't? What if they don't want you to live at all? How do you continue to live your life if even that basic principle in our freedoms are used against us? Live and let live only gets you so far.

Violence is now a meme they share, and sadly it's getting a lot of likes. And no matter who did this, they'll say, I'm sure, what about a backlash? So why was Charlie assassinated? It wasn't about his ideas. It was that he was so good at them. He was the best. There's no one like him. So this shall backfire.

Look at history at those murdered because they were good. MLK Jr.'s dream didn't die with him or JFKs or Lincoln's. As much as I hate the song, imagine, it still gets played thousands of times a day around the globe. So their legacy grows. And Charlie's will, too, beyond his wildest dreams. And where Charlie is right now, he is fine. I picture God asking him for his autograph. True, he died young, but he accomplished more than

most countries do in 300. People love to say, I want to make a difference. Well, he didn't just say it. He did it. He was doing God's work. How do you know I know that? Because he was cut down by the devil. But his faith had him leave this mortal coil, a joyous man.

He already knew his impact, which will only grow with his passing. It's his family we grieve for, his children. And be honest, we kind of grieve for us. We lost someone great, one of us, a man whose entire career was built on polite conversation. But that grief now hardens into resolve. If you want to kill an idea, the worst thing you can do is kill the man behind it, because that gives the idea not just legs, but also wings, and also millions of louder and stronger voices, ours and yours. Let's welcome tonight's guest.

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