Fox News host Greg Gutfeld asked why there were no friends or family members willing to step in and advise liberal women against putting themselves in harm’s way by obstructing the actions of armed federal officers.
Gutfeld raised the question during Monday’s broadcast of “The Five,” arguing that liberals could not publicly advise anyone not to engage Immigration and Customs Enforcement and keep their claim to “virtue” intact.
WATCH:
WATCH — @Gutfeldfox asks @JessicaTarlov how she would respond if her sister announced plans to impede ICE operations, & she was left in DISARRAY.
He told her the answer everyone knows is TRUE:
“You would say ‘YOU NEED AN INTERVENTION.'”
HE’S NOT WRONG.pic.twitter.com/C868gjHeET
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) January 13, 2026
“The argument over this shooting is irrelevant if you deny the premise for them being there,” Gutfeld began, referring to the deadly confrontation between anti-ICE activist Renee Good and an ICE agent several days earlier. “This is part of the strategic ignorance where the other side doesn’t understand things: Why is ICE here? Why is breaking the law wrong? Why do we need this kind of enforcement? What is wrong with an open border?”
Gutfeld went on to argue that the entire point of the feigned ignorance was to bog conservatives down in answering those questions, all the while knowing that the liberals asking them knew the answers.
“You don’t break into Disneyland, you pay,” he explained. “You don’t cut in line at the movies, you wait in line. You don’t interfere with the police, you know it’s wrong.”
“You are living a lie,” Gutfeld said, adding that when it came to the far-Left, their private behavior did not align with their public behavior.
“I want every liberal, because we have millions of liberals watching this show, to engage in a thought scenario,” Gutfeld continued. “You ask your sister this question: ‘So, what are your plans today, Deborah?’ She goes, ‘Well, I plan on filming myself harassing and impeding armed law enforcement.’ So, how would you respond to your sister?”
Gutfeld argued that most people, regardless of political affiliation, would advise against such actions.
“If you deny, to a family member or a best friend, that this is how you would react, you are lying to yourself to protect your public virtue,” Gutfeld declared. “Would you say, ‘You go, girl?’ Of course not! You would say, ‘You need an intervention. I need to stop you because I care about you.'”
“That is the problem, Jessica,” he said then, turning to liberal cohost Jessica Tarlov. “Nobody cares about [Renee] Good. You don’t care about her, the Left never cared about her, the activist group that trained her didn’t care about it – who should be sued for wrongful death, who put her in this situation. She had no friends, she had no relatives to offer her advice when she was doing this stuff, when she was putting her life in jeopardy.”
Gutfeld went on to say that Good was not alone in that — and that many other women had appeared in similar videos harassing ICE agents, although usually with less tragic ends.
“Where are their friends? Where are their parents? Where are the kids that would say, ‘Mommy, what are you doing? Why aren’t you home?'” he asked.
