People Call Jimmy Fallon ‘Pathetic’ After He Interviewed A Fox News Star On His Show
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The “Tonight Show” host is getting backlash — again — for being what one social media user called a “‘yes to everyone’ man” with “zero convictions.”
It seems like Jimmy Fallon learned the wrong lesson from the Stephen Colbert fiasco.
The “SNL” alum is facing backlash after interviewing comedian Greg Gutfeld ― the host of Fox News’ “Gutfeld!” ― on the “Tonight Show” Friday.
Although Fallon’s interview with Gutfeld did not veer too much into politics, it was extremely friendly, with the two revealing that they had a wild night out drinking 15 years ago.
When Fallon asked Gutfeld about his “show,” Fallon neglected to mention it was on Fox News, and how Gutfeld delights in spreading his bigoted views on the network by sharing them as more palpable “jokes.”
Last month, for instance, Gutfeld said that conservatives should embrace being called “Nazi” like “the Blacks” have reclaimed the N-word.
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