Gutfeld! Monologues - President Trump Derangement Syndrome Is Back

Episode Date: February 20, 2025

As seen on Gutfeld!, From the media to blue state governors, to outspoken folks on X, Greg comments on the "Trump Derangement Syndrome" that is filling the airwaves, just one month into the President's second term Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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or read a five-minute summary of the book at Economic Principles.org. Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. Your love for me is frightening. Happy Wednesday, everyone. As you know, it's super cold in NYC. His face is frozen, but that would be redundant. This Saturday night, Kamala Harris will receive an N-A-C-P image award for helping out people of color. They claim she did that by not becoming president.

Doge has stopped $10 million in U.S. tax money from going to Africa to fund male circumcisions. Not surprisingly, angry Democrats are calling it a dick move. During a recent presser, President Trump started listing the most insane examples of government spending. The most egregious one, of course, was the six figures spent to have Jerry Nadler's pants let out. Still didn't work. The stains. Australian wildlife officials have decided to euthanize dozens of whales that were stranded on a beach. And today, in fact, they had to, they had the difficult task of informing the whales next of kin.

I just have a Google search alert for whale stories. It saves time. Team USA hockey wants Trump to attend their rematch against Canada this Thursday night. Trump said, if we win, we get Canada. And if they win, it doesn't matter because they still have to live in Canada. Suckers. While presenting an award at the Bafters, which is in England, Star Wars actor Mark Hamill's pants.

dropped to his knees. It looked pretty innocent until this little guy popped his head up from behind the lectern. Kentucky Fried Chicken is moving their corporate headquarters to Texas. In a related story,

guess who just bought a place in Dallas? And finally, in Louisiana, two men were arrested for trying to smuggle drugs into a prison by shooting him out of a can't Cannon. Authorities got suspicious when for once their drugs didn't taste like shit. Because they put them in their ass, guys. All right. Why do I say that? Unnecessary. It's no great revelation that the Democrats are screwed. They're lost, broken, and

desperate. And in some cases, they're even decomposing. And they've apparently decided that what they need is their very own Joe Rogan, since trying to censor and smear the actual Joe Rogan didn't work. So they're sending out the billionaire bat signal, assembling them to create their own version of the Qbald commentator. According to semaphore, reps from George Soros' group and execs from something called Crooked Media

met at the offices of Steve Jobs' widow to strategize on how their media efforts failed them in 2024. They saw how wildly successful Trump was by going on Rogan, and they want to get some magic for themselves. But let me save them some time. Dems, it's not going to work. First, you used to have a Joe Rogan. It was called Joe Rogan.

So why bother to find a new one when you'll just drive that one away, too? You're only going to punish and cancel anyone who might be a free thinker and not tow your doctrinal line. Anyone who might not fit within the narrow parameters of acceptable conversation is screwed. And any podcast audience will call bull-hs at the moment the guests announce their pronouns. We, they, then, ain't having it. So how can you say you want something when you know you will destroy it, or at least handicap it with impossible requirements?

I'd rather listen to Rashida Talib getting a bikini wax. We'll be back with more Gutfeld. The conjuring last rites. On September 5th. I come down here when you did you. Array! Array! Array!

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See mintmobile.com. Do you not understand that's how you lost Rogan to begin with in millions of voters? Look, the right doesn't agree with Rogan on everything, but that's okay. We live with that. is he. The problem for today's lefty media landscape is that they can't. Because their ideas don't stand up to the scrutiny of a five-minute segment, let alone a three-hour podcast. But as Dems are desperately trying to find their leader in new media, they still got old media. Hell, the Crohn's on 60 Minutes started their careers using carrier pigeons. And apparently one of

they're recently fired wants traditional media to get in line and boycott the Trump White House. When you have the White House banning the AP from the Oval Office, banning the AP from Air Force One, I think the rest of the press corps needs to start giving some serious consideration to whether or not it's worth, you know, sending everybody into the Oval Office, sending everybody on Air Force One, sending everybody into the briefing room. Wow, that's some scintillating stuff. Poor thing. I guess he wants every journalist to be unemployed like him. but boycotting Trump coverage means boycotting themselves. I get it, though.

They'd love any excuse not to cover all of Trump's wins because right now our media mavens have that feeling you get when you're watching a stock you own dropping by the hour. And you realize that your pump and dump scheme is going down like Don Lemon at his next job interview. He's a terrible job interviewer.

I don't see this. Your scam is up, media, and trust me, the hits are going to keep coming. Which raises this question, if the Dems were so certain that Trump's policies would fail, wouldn't they just sit back and let them fail? Their panic means they either know or they fear he will succeed and prove them wrong. And with Trump doing so much, so fast, leave it to the never-Trumpers to do what little they can to make a fast buck. An event called the Principal's First Summit convenes this weekend, in D.C. What are their principles? Well, judging by the lineup, cashing in on whatever's left of

Trump envy. The biggest and most bitterest names in the anti-Trump world will be there. Adam Kinsinger, Michael Steele, Bill Crystal, and George Conway. All that was missing was Joy Behar. And 16 green room coffee cakes. There are a few Dems to shore up the list of yesterday's pundits who've seen their audiences flee like Tim Waltz hearing a car backfire. So what you notice here is a sense of uselessness, a direction doomed to incompetence and frustration, but maybe a paycheck for the time being. These are the dinosaurs just after the big orange asteroid hit.

But it's also about fear of change, a necessary part of life, which is why it's so weird to fear it. Everyone likes to be right, but that keeps us from seeing that we all share the possibility of changing when we ultimately aren't. The Never Trump or Conference meets under the title of principles, but it's just a stubborn and sad refusal to look in the mirror. To admit that there is no way out as you continue down this narrow alley with no exit. It's no different than the left search for a new Rogan. It's a dead end, one they chose, because they were too scared to look at the signs, staring them right in the face. Period. Listen ad-free with a Fox News Podcasts, plus subscribe.

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