Gutfeld! Monologues - Peace in the Middle East

Episode Date: October 14, 2025

As seen on Guteld! President Trump facilitates the release of Israeli hostages. Listen to Greg’s perspective on Trump's efforts to bring ‘Peace in the Middle East’. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The new Bimo V.I. Porter Mastercard is your ticket to more. More perks. More points. More flights. More of all the things you want in a travel rewards card. And then some. Get your ticket to more with the new Bimo V.I. Porter Mastercard. And get up to $2,400 in value in your first 13 months. Terms and conditions apply. Visit Bimo.com slash V.I. Porter to learn more.

Happy Columbus Day. But please do not accept any blankets from Brit Hume. So President Trump landed in Israel where he facilitated the release of the Israeli hostages. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris landed in Margaritaville where she facilitated the release of 40 cans of white cloth Hillary Clinton commended Trump for the peace deal in Gaza I would say that hell is frozen over

but Hillary's not due there for another six to eight years terrible that you would laugh at that Biden Secretary of State Anthony Blinken also congratulated Trump but on following the prior administration's framework. Joe Biden also credited Trump for following his plan that ended the war of 1812.

A member of Israel's parliament called Trump a colossus who will be enshrined in history. Meanwhile, J.B. Pritzker was called a colossus. Today is Columbus Day, the only government institution. Oh, thank you. A lot of happy Italians out there. Of course, the only government institution open today is Bill Clinton's pants. But New York City had to cancel its Columbus Day parade due to a heavy, wind-swept rainstorm. And some blame an angry Native American for leading a rain dance the night before.

Protesters in Portland held an emergency naked bike ride. Why was it called an emergency? Because witnesses needed immediate eye surgery. Yesterday was the big Chicago Marathon. It's the only race where their starter pistol gets return fire. Chicago. And finally, a Chinese communist donated tens of thousands of dollars to New Jersey gubernatorial candidate, Mikey Sherrill. Chinese officials defended the donations, saying it's cheaper than paying someone to bank.

Eric Swalwell. It's hard to find, it's hard to find people. It's hard to find good people to bang Eric Swalwell. We'll be back with more Gutfeld. The Hulu original series Murdoch Death and the Family dives into secrets, deception, murder, and the fall of a powerful dynasty. Inspired by shocking actual events and drawing from the hit podcast, this series brings the drama to the screen like never before.

Starring Academy Award winner Patricia Arquette and Jason Clark. Watch the Hulu original series Murdoch Death and the Family. Streaming October 15th on Disney Plus. All right. It's Donald Trump hit the Middle East today for a truly historic Gaza Peace Summit. And we have the handshake to prove it. Yeah, you all let's go. Uh, not even Macron's wife has a grip like that.

That handshake lasted longer than the most recent French government. So peace is breaking out in the Middle East and in a part of the world where peace is as common as pulled pork. Apparently, not common. Apparently it's due to the guy who the narrative creators deemed Hitler. Maybe they have Adolf confused with Gandhi. That happens. I often mistake Katie Porter for Randy Quaid. But it must be strange for the haters to see Gossans join.

Israelis and chanting Trump's name over and over. Which makes us wonder, where are the protesters now? The screaming scumbags who tormented Jews on campus defaced property tore down posters of hostages. They yelled, free, free Palestine. But now that it's free, they're keeping a lower profile than Greta Thunberg's barber. So why is that? Well, it's the difference between true achievement and delusional narratives. And all those narratives lead to is suffering. Take the arson suspect in the palisides fire, who had posted memes mocking Trump supporters and frequently shared headlines about climate change. It's a similar false narrative that led to Charlie Kirk's murder, the attempted assassinations of Trump,

the attacks on ice, and Tesla's. But the climate change narratives may be worse and total harm done. Fraudulent climate models led to draining the taxpayers of trillions. Defied a demon that was as real as Dylan Mulvaney's cameltoe. Meanwhile, young people were tortured into thinking the world was going to end every 15 minutes. And now a young climate hysteric causes massive death and destruction. Born from fantasy. You see the pattern? But then there's reality.

The peace deals. Good news for the real world, but bad news for the delusional left. And it exposes the lie that is behind such activism that it's harder and more heroic to be angry. No, it's not. It's harder to be good and to attempt the impossible, which is what Trump did. But the media ascribes value not to Trump, but to those who shout the loudest at him. Oh, look at the passion. They care so much. No, it's easy to scream, but it's harder to do the work. It was the work Biden didn't do or couldn't do. Instead, he trafficked in emotional narratives about white supremacy and MAGA extremism. His unfounded accusations papered over the reality

that he did nothing for anyone but his family. Now, let me ask you a question. Have you ever seen Trump show an ounce of anger about anything? And not just since he became a politician, I mean ever. Hell, even when he got shot, he didn't give the guy the finger. But boy, would Joe Biden get angry just about over anything? Because Joe Biden came from the lethargic, bureaucratic world of the acceptable.

Trump came from the world of the unacceptable, meaning Trump refused to accept the decline that Biden had accepted. And for that reason, Trump became unacceptable to people like Joe. And now what Trump has done through his persistent optimism is provide a sharp contrast between the attention-seeking ego and those who wish to improve the lives around them, the golden age, if you will. It's a difference between hopeful action and selfish anger. I know what you're thinking. you're pretty angry and my answer to that is shut up

and mind your own business but it's no wonder the protesters are speechless their side lost and now they'll have to find something new to scream about and it will be something you know they'll never fix

because even they know it's whatever they likely broke listen ad free with a Fox News podcast plus subscription on Apple Podcast and Amazon Prime members can listen to this show ad-free on the Amazon music app. It's Will Tane Country.

Watch it live at noon Eastern Monday through Thursday at Fox News.com or on the Fox News YouTube channel. And don't miss the show. Listen and follow the podcast five days a week at Fox News Podcasts.com or wherever you download your favorite podcasts.