Fox News' Greg Gutfeld continues to dominate late-night television ratings with his show *Gutfeld!*, averaging 2.825 million viewers in October, outperforming ABC's *Jimmy Kimmel Live!*, CBS's *The Late Show*, and NBC's *The Tonight Show*. Gutfeld's success is attributed to his appeal among traditional TV audiences, especially those loyal to Fox News' opinion lineup, which airs immediately after popular shows like *Hannity* and *Ingraham Angle*. Despite the rise of online clips and social media popularity of hosts like Kimmel, Colbert, and Fallon, Gutfeld's traditional TV dominance underscores a divide in late-night viewership. Meanwhile, Gutfeld is reportedly planning to capitalize on Jimmy Kimmel's recent suspension from ABC, which was triggered by controversial comments about Charlie Kirk and subsequent network backlash. Gutfeld has publicly mocked Kimmel's suspension, fueling a rivalry and positioning himself to benefit from the controversy. Insiders reveal Gutfeld's confidence in his rising influence, boasting about his ratings success and considering expanding his media presence. This situation highlights the ongoing shift in late-night TV, where Gutfeld's politically charged, right-leaning comedy continues to find a loyal and sizable audience amid declining ratings for traditional hosts.