Steve Martin And Martin Short Left Jimmy Fallon Visibly Uncomfortable After Mentioning His Divisive Greg Gutfeld Segment And Joking That He’s In The Epstein Files
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“He sure is having a hard time fake laughing this time.”
Last month, Jimmy Fallon sparked a divide after having Fox News host Greg Gutfeld on his talk show.
If you didn’t know, Gutfeld — who hosts the political satire show “Gutfeld!” on Fox and is known for his conservative views — has not only suggested that conservatives should reclaim the word “Nazi,” but also that crime would simply “disappear” if women were to vanish from the planet.
Several internet users were outraged that Fallon had platformed Gutfeld on his show, with one person writing, “Fallon has always been a ‘yes to everyone’ man,” and another saying, “There is no defense of this.”
Well, it now seems like actors Steve Martin and Martin Short were also among those unhappy with Fallon for hosting Gutfeld on his show.
This week, Short, Martin, and their “Only Murders in the Building” costar Selena Gomez appeared on Fallon’s show for a wide-ranging chat — and things got off to an awkward (but hilarious) start when the comedic duo immediately delivered a politically-charged roast.
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