Late-night leader Greg Gutfeld reminds fellow host Jimmy Fallon about their drunken first meeting

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Jimmy Fallon playfully snatched a cigarette from Greg Gutfeld‘s lips, crumpled it up and discarded it on the ground, warning the Fox News personality, “Those can be lethal!”. It seems that the location where they were socializing might have posed a threat to their well-being as well.

15 years ago, when Jimmy Fallon first met the two late-night hosts, they were both quite intoxicated. This encounter took place at an illicit bar in Hell’s Kitchen, which was run by a mutual friend who resembled a mix of a Viking and a larger Viking, as the “Gutfeld!” host humorously described on NBC’s “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” last night.

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The bar appeared more akin to a location where special forces might subject terrorists to waterboarding, he remarked. However, it wasn’t a traditional bar; rather, it resembled a portable cooler, such as those often used at beaches.

Fallon affirmed, ‘You’re not exaggerating this situation.’ I can relate to what you’re saying… It seems like you bought your own beer at a bar and they ended up charging you for it.

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Previously a magazine editor who now specializes in satire, the individual reminisced about their shared acquaintance’s peculiar behavior. “He can be quite miserly, yet if you need someone eliminated, he won’t hesitate.

After wrapping up their work for “Red Eye w/Greg Gutfeld,” he and his friend Andy Levy strolled into a questionable bar. As soon as Greg entered, Fallon recognized him and leaped onto him, just like a large, friendly golden retriever would. Fallon then picked up Andy and the two tumbled to the ground, engaging in a playful wrestling match. In response, Gutfeld felt it appropriate to light a cigarette at that moment.

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As a passionate film enthusiast, I’ve just made my comeback to Fox News’ late-night program ‘Gutfeld’, following the arrival of a new addition to our family – a baby! Now, instead of being someone I’d often imagine myself wanting to… well, let’s just say, things have changed. Instead of being the person I once felt like throwing up on, I’m now one of them. It’s a strange yet wonderful feeling!

Fallon suddenly jumps up, pulls it out of his mouth and yells the earlier mentioned “you’re-gonna-die” warning. Gutfeld then replied, “I tell him, ‘Listen, I’m not wealthy. You are.’ Cigarettes are costly in New York City.

He said Fallon’s face suddenly changed to one of sadness. “And then you left.”

In about five minutes, the former “Saturday Night Live” cast member returned, carrying a brand new pack of Parliaments cigarettes. He then gave these to the co-host of “The Five.

“And I go, ‘That was really sweet. You want me to die.’”

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Kat Timpf, diagnosed with breast cancer mere hours before the birth of her son, has decided to extend her leave from ‘Gutfeld!’ on Fox News for a follow-up reconstructive surgical procedure.

On “The Tonight Show,” Gutfeld, promoting his new game show, recalled how they all hopped into Fallon’s car for a ride within the same building to another bar. Essentially, they drove from one entrance to another, and it seemed as though he was trying to convey that you had a chauffeur to impress.

These are the things, apparently, that happen to the rich.

“Yeah!” Fallon said. “We had a nice ride, right?”

Riding was truly enjoyable. Although it was brief, the experience was satisfying. On the other hand, Kat Timpf, temporarily hosting on “Gutfeld,” discussed her former boss taking not one but two days off work for a colonoscopy. How the times have evolved!

In this revised version, I’ve aimed to maintain the original meaning while making the language more natural and easier to understand for a general audience.

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On Wednesday, an executive from NBC clarified that Jimmy Fallon does not struggle with alcohol issues, following speculations last year when the host experienced several mishaps, which sparked rumors about his drinking habits.

Over the past 15 years, the roles have significantly reversed: “Gutfeld!”, a show on Fox News airing at 7 p.m. local time and 10 p.m. Eastern, has been dominating nighttime talk shows with an impressive viewership of 3.289 million in the second quarter and 238,000 among viewers aged 18 to 49, as per LateNighter’s data.

In the second quarter, Fallon’s “The Tonight Show” managed to attract 1.19 million viewers overall and 157,000 in the key demographic. This is behind Stephen Colbert’s “The Late Show,” which has a year left before it ends and currently leads the late-night television scene with 2.42 million viewers and 219,000 in the demo. Jimmy Kimmel’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” comes in second place with 1.77 million viewers and 220,000 in the demo during the same period.

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2025-08-08 22:01