Host Greg Gutfeld sat down for an interview with Donald J. Trump; discussing a range of pressing topics from his successor's chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, the porous southern border, and the Fox News late-night host's towering ratings, reports Fox News.
Trump, who has regularly touted ratings for his own previous television program "The Apprentice", remarked that Gutfeld has quickly risen to become "the king of late-night" in only a few short months.
"Your ratings are fabulous. I just saw you are the king of late-night," he said. "You are beating some very untalented people, to be honest with you so I'm not sure how great that is – But they are so bad. It's about time somebody came in and you're really beating them badly."
Gutfeld went on to ask if the ex-president recalled when the two had less of a cordial relationship, as "The Five" host was once a critic of the Palm Beach Republican during the campaign and early in his White House tenure.
"There was a brief period where you were not a fan – and then you started noticing things were getting done. You said ‘I may not like him but look, we have a good economy, we have good military; we have good everything’," Trump replied.
"And then you started – and now I think, I don't know if it's love but it's getting close."
Gutfeld replied that his view is now one of "admiration" and that he was at the time focusing on the "words and not the deeds" in terms of Trump's governance.
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