The Five

On Morning Joe, when Mika Brzezinski refers to former Democrat Congressman Harold Ford, Jr. as the lone liberal co-host on the top Fox News program The Five, Joe Scarborough interrupts to deny that Ford is a liberal, branding him merely an "agreer." As a Congressman, Ford had a solidly liberal record. 

Nick Arama at Redstate noted MSNBC host Chris Hayes is swaggering around on Twitter over comments Greg Gutfeld made Wednesday on The Five about the Democrats taking an extreme, no-restrictions stance on abortion. 

In probably the funniest thing you’ll see all day, Fox News’s Greg Gutfeld took an opportunity to get in a shot at former Fox host turned CNN+ failure, Chris Wallace, during every segment of Thursday evening’s The Five. Just like the rest of us, Gutfeld finds the inevitable failure of CNN+ to be absolutely hilarious and he had to get in his digs in the only way he could. For a…

On Thursday afternoon’s episode of Fox News Channel’s The Five, co-hosts Judge Jeanine Pirro and Greg Gutfeld ripped into the leftist media for parroting the Biden administration’s propaganda which falsely blames Russian President Vladimir Putin for the increase in gas prices. Despite the fact that gas prices have risen every month since Biden took office

Early Monday evening, following remarks at the start of a White House Competition Council meeting, President Biden lashed out at Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy as “a stupid son of a bitch” and mocked inflation as “a great asset” to the economy. After the remarks, Doocy joined FNC's The Five and handled it with plenty of class and humor, which were two things that the…

In a hilarious and pointed segment on the Fox News Channel’s The Five on Monday, co-anchor Greg Gutfeld unloaded on CNN’s Brian Stelter for taking swipes at Fox News for reporting on the fact that violent and other forms of crime were on the rise throughout President Biden’s America. Even Democratic co-host and former Congressman Harold Ford (D-TN) took Stelter and his henchman Oliver…

On Monday morning, two massive media announcements went live as the Fox News Channel named network mainstay Jesse Watters as the permanent host of the 7:00 p.m. Eastern hour while MSNBC furthered its feedback loop with the Biden White House by hiring former Biden-Harris spokeswoman Symone Sanders as a host for a weekend show as well as a separate show on NBC’s streaming platform, Peacock.

S.E. Cupp works for CNN, the same channel that spends virtually every day complaining any push-back to the left's agenda is an "attack on democracy." Yet she had the audacity to claim that one Fox News host laughing at infighting between Democrats means the right “wants to see disarray in America” and “two Americas.” 

Virginia Kruta at the Daily Caller reported that Fox's Dagen McDowell let loose on President Biden on Thursday's edition of The Five, as they mocked Jen Psaki claiming Biden isn't unpopular, people are just unhappy about COVID. McDowell mocked that, and mocked "Hunter's daddy telling the American people how to raise their kids."

In a hilariously epic fail for the liberal media, Fox News finished the month of August with 94 of the top 100 cable telecast in total viewers amidst a monumental month of news with Gutfeld! scoring its first ever victories over CBS’s The Late Show while, at the other end of the spectrum, MSNBC scored its lowest total day and primetime in the 25-54 demo since December 2015.…

In an early Wednesday evening stunner, longtime Fox News political analyst Juan Williams announced that, effectively immediately, he was departing as co-host of The Five ahead of its June 1 return to in-studio shows, but will remain a devoted member of the Fox family and appear from the D.C. bureau on other Fox shows.

Early Wednesday night, the Fox News Channel’s The Five dedicated a full segment to the latest hit study from the MRC’s Research Director Rich Noyes, which showed a massive statistical disparity in heavily positive network evening news coverage of President Biden’s early days in the White House versus incredibly negative coverage of then-President Trump in 2017.

As part of a continued shuffling of its show line-up, the Fox News Channel announced on Wednesday that The Greg Gutfeld Show would move from a Saturday night show to weekday evenings at 11:00 p.m. Eastern and shift the Shannon Bream-led Fox News @ Night to midnight Eastern. And on perhaps an equally-important note, a Fox press release made clear that Gutfeld would remain a co…

On Wednesday night's edition of The Five on Fox News Channel, co-host Greg Gutfeld took after the media elites with a typical glint in his eye. After playing a clip of Tony Bobulinski telling Tucker Carlson that it's a "blatant lie" for Joe Biden to claim he didn't talk to Hunter Biden about his business dealings, Gutfeld proclaimed with six days left in the campaign, "the chattering…