Greg Gutfeld and his namesake Fox News late-night show guests take an opinion piece to the Woodshed Published on Sunday. In USA Today, a full 13 minutes of “Gutfeld!” The opening segment breaks down sports writer Nancy Armour’s 800-word column about transgender athletes Tuesday night.
Under Armour’s piece called the views of ESPN reporter and “Sunday NFL Countdown” host Sam Ponder on transgender women and girls in sports “bigotry”. Ponder recently sided publicly with Riley Gaines, a former college swimmer leading a campaign against the participation of transgender women and girls in sports at all levels.
Gutfeld himself stopped kicking off, calling Armor “terrible,” “godfowl,” “riding on his broom” and a “hack,” and suggested that USA Today “the official doormat for American living in low-cost hotels.” Is.”
Then things got mean.
“It is and always was about hate, fear and ignorance,” Gutfeld said, quoting Under Armour’s piece. Then she continued, “Well, if you’re talking about our column, you couldn’t be more correct. they suck. It accuses Broad Ponder of yelling but she is not one to make unproven accusations. It sounds to me like, oh, Nancy is projecting like a drive-in theater.
Although this “Gutfeld!” Not entirely unusual for. To stay on the same topic at the top of the show, Tuesday’s takedown was particularly savage, as the entire segment was pointed directly at a single reporter, and never deviated from the contents of one of his columns.
Gutfeld also picked on Armour’s suggestion that transgender women are among the most vulnerable in society.
“So, what is she talking about? Men. She’s talking about men. See, here’s the thought process. All men are evil, right up until the moment they decide That they are actually women. … But Nancy is a female sportswriter, not a young hyperbolic athlete. So herein lies the problem. And despite the failure. She’s not a winner like them and she hates them for it. But I’ll bet that Under Armor still considers herself a feminist. And I’m not saying that because she looks like a young Pete Rose.
“What did Pete Rose do to anybody?” Regular panelist and Pro Wrestling Champion Tyrus protested.
From there, Gutfeld began tossing the topic around to his panelists, who took their turns while living perfectly on the subject of Armor’s piece — but not before Gutfeld got in one last lick: “The basic human organism. Science isn’t going to matter no matter how many cruddy columns Nancy spits out. Horrible writing may be in her DNA but the Y chromosome is not.
Watch the 13-minute clip in its entirety above.