Kat Timpf: Last News

Greg Gutfeld, a punk-rock loving, former men’s magazine firebrand, knows he’s a divisive figure and I’m pretty sure he likes it that way.

Greg Gutfeld and Fox News Media have agreed to a multi-year contract extension, in which he will continue as host of the opinion/comedy show Gutfeld! and co-host on The Five. He also will occasionally host and produce programming for subscription streaming service Fox Nation.

Not all the late-night shows have gone dark, it seems.

royal commentator has labelled Prince Harry a “professional victim” in a live TV interview following his speech to the UN. Kat Timpf, a contributor on Fox News, told Sky News Australia host Piers Morgan: “He has been whining at every chance he gets about almost everything non-stop without offering any solution or acknowledgement for the way some of his own behaviour might contribute to the problems."She said Harry was likely to have a bigger carbon footprint than she did: “I really can’t stand the climate lecture from somebody who took a private jet most assuredly to go give that speech.”READ MORE: Prince Harry 'was riddled with anxiety' at UN speech, claims body language expertShe added: “If you’re born a prince you generally have advantages that almost no one else will have to make your life whatever it is you want, with maybe one exception and that is to be a professional victim.“The career path that he is most attracted to is he is whining at every chance he gets.”Timpf’s comments came in relation to the Duke of Sussex’s speech to the United Nations general assembly at an event to honour Nelson Mandela.The prince discussed a range of issues facing the world today including “climate change wreaking havoc on our planet with the most vulnerable suffering most of all.

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Fox Nation host Kat Timpf is calling the closing of Congress’ opening prayer "nonsense" for including the terms "amen and awomen." "I have certainly faced sexism, faced things that men don’t have to face just because I am a woman," Timpf told Trace Gallagher on "America’s Newsroom" on Monday. "I have to admit, the word 'amen' is not among those things." Rep.

The debate about whether or not we should “cancel” or “forgive” student loan debt has been raging for years, but a pretty crucial point keeps getting ignored — the fact that doing this is impossible. When I say “impossible,” I don’t merely mean that the proposals are too expensive or that they wouldn’t achieve the economic boost that they promise.

supports HTML5 videoComedian Kat Timpf committed a seriously awkward faux pas while blasting Jimmy Kimmel’s ‘break’ from work. Last week, Jimmy announced that he was taking a few months off to be with his wife Molly McNearney and their two children.

Earlier in the week, Jimmy Kimmel announced that he was taking a few months off to be with his family.