Gutfeld DRAGS ‘AWFUL’ Women And Offers An Original Remedy… Is This Is Best Monologue Yet?
No wonder Greg keeps mopping the floor with his ratings 'rivals'... he actually has something to say!
The blue-haired screamers who can always find themselves at the centre of a political crash-out have a common theme, and Outfield may have identified the heart of their problem.
Greg Gutfeld gave a fantastic opening monologue in his show this week.
Affluent White Female Liberals and the Illusion of Meaning pic.twitter.com/GTwNKO8g4R
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It was a more polished (and less aggressive) version of his interaction with what’s her name on The Five earlier that day.
🔥 GREG GUTFELD just delivered one of his most fiery monologues EVER – blasting the left over Minnesota: “You have all of these young, middle-aged women going out there because they have some kind of EMPTINESS in their lives that are going out there in this kind of rescue… pic.twitter.com/wmL5Ou8IvG
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🔥 GREG GUTFELD just delivered one of his most fiery monologues EVER – blasting the left over Minnesota: “You have all of these young, middle-aged women going out there because they have some kind of EMPTINESS in their lives that are going out there in this kind of rescue… pic.twitter.com/wmL5Ou8IvG
— TV News Now (@TVNewsNow) January 19, 2026
The thread that tied them both together was an observation he made about the screaming Mimis, the ‘AWFUL’s (Angry White Female Urban Liberals) who always seem to find themselves in the centre of political concentrations.
Where else can you find the phrase ‘suicidal empathy that is driven by a rescue fantasy’?
Statistics already tell us that single, middle-aged, leftist women tend to be significantly less happy and more medicated than most any other demographic you could name.
Unlike other demographics for whom political involvement, if it plays any role in their life at all, falls far behind issues of family, work, faith, or various other interests. But AWFULs have a track record of going all-in, with emotions ramped up to eleven.
Gutfield’s observation abut this group and what he thinks is the ‘why’ is almost as profound as the solution he offers to bring them out of this cycle of self-destruction.
The roles they used to find value and worth in have been demonized and diminished by earlier waves of feminism, and now they are casting about for some other way to play the critical feminine leadership role in society that they once held.
And that emptiness is being deliberately co-opted by political movements.
Both clips are just a few minutes long, but they’re making a point worth real consideration.