‘Gutfeld!’ beats all late-night shows on woke ‘Climate Night’
Fox News show Gutfeld! landed the #1 spot with 1.89 million viewers.
Fox News show Gutfeld! landed the #1 spot with 1.89 million viewers.

Fox News show Gutfeld! has beaten every other late-night show Wednesday when the conservative comedian bested his liberal counterparts on the widely-hyped "Climate Night," a woke collaboration event among all the other hosts.
Gutfeld! reached the #1 spot with 1.89 million viewers. This is despite Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, Seth Meyers, James Corden, Trevor Noah and Samantha Bee collaborating for a major late-night event on climate change.
Fox News personality Greg Gutfeld's competitors included Kimmel interviewing climate scientists, Meyers interviewing President Joe Biden's climate czar John Kerry, and Colbert speaking candidly with "Mother Earth."
All of us at #LNSM are excited to join @fallontonight, @thedailyshow, @colbertlateshow, @latelateshow, @jimmykimmellive and @FullFrontalSamB for #ClimateNight tomorrow! Check out @SethMeyers’ interview with @JohnKerry on 9/22. pic.twitter.com/6C2jNrpiWu
— Late Night with Seth Meyers (@LateNightSeth)
Colbert's The Late Show on CBS had nearly 1.8 million viewers, followed by Fallon's The Tonight Show on NBC, with 1.79 million viewers. Meanwhile, Jimmy Kimmel Live! on ABC came at a distant fourth place with 1.2 million viewers.
Falling far behind, Meyers's Late Night and Corden's The Late Late Show failed to reach 1 million viewers. Meyers on NBC only got 957,000 viewers while Corden on CBS trailed at 772,000 viewers. Bee's Full Frontal with Samantha Bee on TBS reached 393,000 viewers at the back of the pack, while Noah came in last with Comedy Central's The Daily Show at 342,000 viewers.
In addition to beating his comedy counterparts, Gutfeld! beat his cable news competitors. MSNBC's The 11th Hour, anchored by Brian Williams, landed 953,000 viewers while CNN's Don Lemon Tonight fell under 600,000 viewers.
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