On Gutfeld!, he parodies current events and converses on key issues, bringing a comedic twist to the news. Gutfeld also interviews newsmakers and culture critics on the major headlines of the week. Dubbed the "King of Late Night" by Newsweek, Gutfeld! tops all broadcast and cable late night programs in viewers and the younger A25-54 demographic, including ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live and NBC’s The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. A libertarian political satirist, humorist, magazine editor and blogger. The Weekly Standard calls him "the most dangerous man on television." According to the magazine, unlike other media darlings, "Gutfeld's stuff actually is subversive, a stink bomb hurled into every faculty lounge, mainstream newsroom, movie studio, and nonprofit boardroom in America."
On The Five, Gutfeld is one of five rotating co-hosts who discuss a variety of topics, including the top stories of the day, pop culture and politics. The Five made television history as the first non-primetime program to rank as the number one program in viewers and the 25-54 demo.
In FOX Nation’s What Did I Miss?, four contestants were in complete isolation in upstate New York, with no contact to the outside world — no phones, internet, television, or social media. Upon their return to society, the contestants compete in an epic showdown as they are tasked with figuring out what actually happened during their seclusion. Gutfeld presented dozens of scenarios and the contestants had to differentiate real headlines from fake ones.
Prior to joining FNC, Gutfeld was a staff writer at Prevention and editor-in-chief of Men's Health magazine. He later became editor-in-chief of Stuff, where he increased circulation from 750,000 to 1.2 million and created controversy month after month. He helmed Maxim magazine in the U.K. and was a contributor to the Huffington Post, where he became legendary for his "inspired, lunatic ridicule of his leftwing fellow Huffers." He's been published in countless magazines, has appeared in too many profiles to mention and was only fingerprinted once.
The author of six New York Times bestselling books, including his latest, "The King of Late Night," Gutfeld graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a B.A. in English.
