In an absolutely explosive turn of events, Kat Timpf has shattered the silence at Fox News, unleashing a powerful and emotional defense of Greg Gutfeld after he was shockingly forced out and ridiculed as a ‘fool’ for his controversial conspiracy theories. As rumors swirl about the involvement of famous figures like Tucker Carlson and Laura Ingraham, questions are exploding across social media: Is there a secret alliance forming behind the scenes, and what bombshell truths are about to rock the network? The stakes have never been higher, and the answers may surpass all expectations.

During Thursday’s fiery episode of The Five, the panel, including Greg Gutfeld, Jessica Tarlov, Brian Kilmeade, and Dana Perino, clashed over a Fox News poll regarding the U.S. government’s performance under President Donald Trump – whose administration has claimed that the US is ‘safer than four years ago’ – particularly on the topic of deportation.

The debate ignited when Kilmeade questioned Tarlov about the public’s perception of a potential wrongful deportation case involving Abrego Garcia – who is housed in the notorious Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT) – asking: “Do you think this is the dry hole we’re portraying it as, or do you see some Democrats continuing to get behind this guy?”

Tarlov, who was recently blasted by a Fox co-star for criticizing the deportation measures implemented under Trump, was representing the Democratic viewpoint and responded: “Well, there’s definitely a benefit to it, and that doesn’t mean that I don’t think the majority of the emphasis should be on the economy. But if you look at our own latest polling, Fox poll that came out yesterday, Reuters, Quinnipiac, now Donald Trump is underwater on immigration, which was his strongest issue.”

She continued, highlighting Trump’s polling numbers: “So he’s above on the border and deportations, but generally speaking, on immigration, he’s underwater two to one margins, and the U-boat poll that Americans think that Garcia should be brought back here.”

During a heated exchange on air, Gutfeld, who became a father for the first time at 60 last year, interjected: “Because they’re not getting the information.”

Tarlov sharply retorted: “No, it’s not because they’re not getting information. What they were able to do actually, is understand, contextually what is going on here so if it’s not just about Abrego Garcia, it is about what’s true.”

In the midst of their debate, Gutfeld queried: “What was the question?” leaving Tarlov visibly confused. He pressed again: “What was the poll question?” leading to a moment of verbal fumbling from his co-host.

Gutfeld cut in once more, asserting: “I’m just saying I guarantee it was worded in a way to get the intended answer.”

Tarlov countered firmly: “Well, I guarantee you that our own polling that showed an underwater in immigration was fair,” marking the end of their back-and-forth. Online spectators quickly engaged with the argument, with many appearing to support Tarlov’s stance.

Twitter user @OptimizedPath echoed Gutfeld’s sentiment: “‘They don’t agree with me, so the poll must be biased.’ The right’s entire media strategy in one sentence.”

Meanwhile, @escapeeJT pondered: “How do these ppl make millions of dollar to literally debate on air and the best they can muster is to argue with their own networks poll?”

“He’s an idiot,” stormed X user @mcjeff42, while @nikosunity lashed out, saying: “Gutfeld can’t fathom that Americans oppose deporting someone who won in court so now it’s the poll’s fault. Delusion is a hell of a drug.”