Greg Gutfeld says he lost friends after supporting | TV Shows

Greg Gutfeld advised his assist of Donald Trump has led to “fractious relationships” with his friends.

The 61-year-old appeared on Fox News’ The Five on Wednesday, May 6, where he shared his frustration that liberals don’t desire to be friends with people who approve of the president, 79.

The Fox News hosts had been discussing Trump’s look at the Oval Office on Tuesday, May 5, where he met with youngsters and signed a proclamation on the Presidential Fitness Test Award. “I love how he doesn’t talk down to kids. He told them the specifics,” Gutfeld gushed. It’s not the first time the TV host has praised Trump.

Gutfeld continued, “The grisly facts about war. Now you could argue he should have tamped it down, but it speaks to the nature of Trump in that his critics get wrong, which is that he doesn’t talk down or condescend, whether you are a child or a woman, Dana [Perino], yes, condescending means talking down.

“He doesn’t care if you’re homosexual, nonbinary, Asian, black, Mexican, a woodland nymph; he doesn’t see id.”

Gutfeld then said “the key to all this” was that Democrat voters can’t seem to be friends with Trump supporters.

“He’s great with children because he’s type of great with people, one on one and in teams, and if you don’t like him, that’s superb, I don’t care, but why do you care that I like him?” he questioned.

Gutfeld added, “That’s the key to all of this. And we discuss about these fractious relationships, but I’m okay with you hating Trump. Why aren’t you okay with me liking him?

“If you can just look in the mirror and answer that question, liberals, you would feel so much better. Why does it bother you that people like Trump? Perhaps there is a larger role in your dissatisfaction. It might be your own personal resentments. It may play a large role emotionally in how you feel about Trump. Maybe if you get over that, you’ll spend less time and effort being so miserable.”

He continued his rant later on in the episode as he requested co-host Jessica Tarlov why people ought to care if he helps Trump.

Tarlov tried to reply, “Because he’s like a completely morally bankrupt person that’s imposing all of these…” but Gutfeld cut in, “But why should you care that I like him? Why should you care?”

Tarlov started again, “Well, I have accepted that you like him, but I think it’s hard for people when they care about someone to say,” but again Gutfeld interrupted, saying, “What? Woah woah woah. This is the perfect thing. Why do they care? Tell me why.”

Tarlov stored making an attempt to reply Gutfeld’s query, but he stored interrupting her.