When Greg Gutfeld and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. get up, you know stuff are going to get interesting. On Friday’s event of” Gutfeld”! RFK Jr. on Fox News joined the program and had a more heated debate about political intolerance that turned out to be quite funny.
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RFK Jr., who ran as an impartial in 2024, attacked the Democratic Party with a brutal criticism that may appeal to many who are socially homeless, as some certainly do.
He pointed out that the Democrats, once the party of compassion, free talk, and anti-war actions, have become the very point they used to fight against.  ,
Referring to the “paradox that Progressives see themselves as the gathering of tolerance”, Kennedy observed,” And I think, you know, there’s hatred, there’s negativity, there’s poison, there’s frustration on both sides, but I found that it’s more that the Democrats are much less forgiving of someone holding different political beliefs”.
” There’s politics, and the dogmas are much more pernicious in the Democratic Party. And it’s disturbing to me, because I think the fragmentation is the worst thing for our country, and that, you know, we have big problems in this land, but we also are quite resilient, but we’re never going to address them if … we’re not able to travel together. And I believe that Democrats generally exhibit a higher degree of indolence than Democrats in these matters.
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In response, Gutfeld reflected on his experience as a former progressive and a liberal, noting that liberals tend to attach their political views more to their personality. He contrasts this with Republicans, who he says “put their elections in a box”, keeping it distinct from various aspects of life like family, work, and entertainment. According to Gutfeld, elections frequently becomes a fundamental component of who Democrats are.
Kennedy agreed.
He claimed that today’s voters, who tend to be Democratic or conservative, are much more likely to be critical thinkers. And I believe that was once the Democratic Party’s domain. But you had said before that we left the Democratic Party—that Elon, myself, and Tulsi— I think all of us feel like the Democratic Party left us, that the party of Robert Kennedy and John Kennedy does n’t exist anymore”.
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” That was the gathering of that was anti-war, it was the group that was against repression. It was the group that opposed the business acquisition of our authorities”, Kennedy continued. ” Today, the Democrat Party is the party of war, it’s the group of censorship, it’s the group of Wall Street, a large pharmaceutical, big tech, big information, big banks, and the military industrial complex”.
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” Gutfeld”! may be a comedy show, but Kennedy’s message was serious: the Democratic Party has lost its way. What was once a party of critical thinkers and diverse opinions has become a monolithic force of censorship, corporate dominance, bigotry, and groupthink. Many on the right do better keeping politics in place, according to Gutfeld, while the left has become the most important component of their identity.