The Western Journal
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The Writers Guild of America (WGA) has gone on strike, sending late-night television into absolute chaos.
The unionized TV writers went on strike on Tuesday, meaning that many of the giants of late-night comedy, such as Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, and Steven Colbert, are shutting down for the time being while reruns are played.
However, in the midst of all the confusion, there is one late-night comedy show that is still going strong.
That show is, of course, Greg Gutfeld’s “Gutfeld!” on Fox News which, according to The Warp, is the only network-based late-night TV show that will continue to air new episodes in spite of the strike.
This is because the writers of “Gutfeld!”, unlike the writers of the other shows, are not members of the guild and therefore will not be participating in the strike, meaning that the show can continue to go on as if nothing is happening.
It also means that while other late-night comedy shows, which are known for regurgitating woke talking points, are canceled for the time being, “Gutfeld!” which takes the exact opposite approach to comedy, will continue to reach people around the country.
This is just the latest win for Gutfeld, who has already established himself as the king of late-night comedy. Now, with his show being the only one to produce more episodes, he will have a chance to further solidify his position.
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