Greg Gutfeld calls Donald Trump a 'perfect lawyer' as 'The Five' host praises former president's strategies during his term
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Fox News host Greg Gutfeld went on to call former president Donald Trump the "perfect lawyer" for his strategies when he was leading the country from the White House.
While attacking President Joe Biden during his popular evening show 'The Five', Gutfeld praised Trump and then slammed his 'peers' in the entertainment industry for criticizing him while he was in the Oval Office.
Greg Gutfeld praises Donald Trump's 'aggressive' ways
The Fox host reflected on the Biden administration's involvement and response to the two major wars currently going on -- Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Hamas.
Gutfeld presented a comparison saying that Trump would never cause such a state of the world.
"Trump's tweets might have injured your ego but they didn't lead to wars and inflation and open border and crime," the host claimed.
He then added, "We need a realization that the President is your agent, he's your lawyer. He's not your pal. Imagine if Joe [Biden] had represented you in court. He'd be more likely to share a dirty joke with the jury than actually defend you."
Gutfeld continued to praise the former president and said, "Trump was the perfect agent or the perfect lawyer in that he aggressively makes the world's terms bow to your terms out of simply wearing you down and driving you crazy. Drove everybody crazy but it worked."
The Fox host then went on to target other news anchors in the entertainment industry who have been critical of Trump.
Greg Gutfeld slams American media for criticizing Trump
Gutfeld, reflecting on the former president's term, attacked media personalities for their response to his presidency.
"Which is why I have to call out the selfishness, the incredible selfishness of so many of my respectful peers in media and the entertainment world, who put their temporary mental health above everything else including world peace," Gutfeld said.
He continued, "They started in 2015 with Trump as a big, mean jerk. And then they built this big hysteria-laden castle on top of it which made them feel better but it made the world worse."
To conclude his rant, Gutfeld said, "I'm ready to accept apologies."