Greg Gutfeld MOCKS Howard Stern After Trump CANCELED His SHOW

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld didn’t hold back on his show this week, delivering a scathing — and sarcastic — monologue aimed at longtime radio personality Howard Stern, after reports surfaced that Donald Trump personally pressured a conservative media group to pull Stern’s syndicated program from their lineup.

While the cancellation hasn’t been officially confirmed by either Stern or Trump, multiple media outlets have reported that a conservative radio syndicate — which had recently picked up Stern’s show in limited markets — abruptly dropped it following **“behind-the-scenes communication” from Trump’s inner circle. The former president allegedly objected to Stern’s increasingly political commentary and past criticisms of Trump’s family.

Enter Greg Gutfeld, who wasted no time mocking the situation — and Stern himself — on “Gutfeld!”, his late-night-style political comedy show.

“Howard Stern canceled? By Trump? What is this, 2002 in reverse?” Gutfeld joked to roaring laughter from his studio audience. “The shock jock who made a career out of mocking everyone, now whining because he got booted? That’s comedy gold.”

Gutfeld went further, comparing Stern’s current persona to what he called a “washed-up liberal NPR host with a tan.”

“This is the guy who once had strippers in the studio and prank-called politicians. Now he’s sipping green tea and lecturing people on democracy from his penthouse. No wonder Trump canceled him — he’s not dangerous anymore. He’s boring.”

The feud between Stern and Trump goes back decades, though the two were once friendly. Trump was a frequent guest on Stern’s show during the 1990s and early 2000s, often engaging in wild, uncensored interviews. But the relationship soured after Trump’s presidency, with Stern calling Trump “mentally ill” and accusing his supporters of being “morons” during heated radio segments.

Stern has yet to respond publicly to the reported cancellation or Gutfeld’s roasting, though fans of the shock jock defended him online, arguing that political pressure leading to censorship — even of a polarizing figure — sets a dangerous precedent.

Still, Gutfeld wasn’t finished.

“Howard Stern used to push boundaries. Now he is the boundary — the one everyone’s stepping over to get to something more interesting. He’s basically a podcast with a trust fund.”

The segment went viral overnight, with conservatives cheering Gutfeld’s takedown and liberals accusing the Fox host of celebrating censorship.

Media analysts weighed in, with some noting the irony of a free speech icon like Stern possibly being pulled for his political views — even if by a private media company. Others pointed out that Stern himself has often distanced guests and callers who didn’t align with his current values, suggesting he’s no stranger to gatekeeping.

Whether or not Trump directly intervened to get Stern canceled remains unclear, but one thing is certain: Greg Gutfeld has turned the moment into a cultural battleground — and Stern is firmly in his crosshairs.