Greg Gutfeld Explains Why the Media is Actively Avoiding Interviews With Los Angeles Rioters (VIDEO) |

Have you observed the peculiar behavior of the liberal media during the Los Angeles riots? Despite their presence on-site, they seem curiously reluctant to engage directly with those involved in the chaos.

Instead, they are bending over backwards to label these events as ‘mostly peaceful protests,’ yet they appear to be avoiding conversations with those actually participating. It raises an eyebrow, doesn’t it?

Greg Gutfeld, on The Five this Tuesday, aptly dissected this curious media phenomenon.

From TV News Now:

Fox News’ @greggutfeld critiques the liberal media’s coverage of the L.A. riots: “What I find intriguing is why the networks aren’t interviewing the protesters? There’s a selective shielding happening here. They understand that the protesters are the least effective spokespeople for their cause.”

“As the media, they’ve decided, ‘We’ll handle the messaging for you.’ Their delusional narratives, juxtaposed with videos of rioters and acts of arson, create a stark contrast between reality and ideological fantasy. They attempt to convince us it’s all ‘mostly peaceful.’”

“Every piece of footage only reinforces Trump’s narrative and highlights how the media misjudged everything from the ‘summer of love’ to the decline of Biden.”

Take a moment to watch the clip:

Fox News’ @greggutfeld calls out liberal media’s L.A. coverage: “What I find interesting is how come the networks aren’t interviewing the protesters? There’s a selective shielding going on. They know the protesters are the worst spokesmen for the protest.”

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— TV News Now (@TVNewsNow) June 10, 2025

If you’re interested in a more comprehensive analysis, including segments from liberal outlets and additional context, it’s available below:

Gutfeld’s observations ring true. The media’s avoidance of interviewing individuals involved in the riots suggests an awareness that such interactions could undermine their supportive stance on the protests. Instead, they assume the role of spokespersons for the demonstrators, fully cognizant of how unfavorable the reality appears.