😳 Greg Gutfeld & Megyn Kelly EXPOSE Howard Stern on National TV – “We’re Done With the Fake Act!” 💣

It all started during a panel discussion on the state of modern media personalities—a topic that quickly spiraled into something far more personal.

Greg Gutfeld, known for his sharp tongue and unapologetic jabs on Fox News’ The Gutfeld Show, turned the conversation toward Howard Stern’s recent interviews and what he sees as the radio legend’s dramatic change in persona.

“He used to be this fearless guy, calling out phonies and shaking things up,” Gutfeld said.

“Now he’s… just another elite media puppet kissing up to the same people he used to mock.

He’s gone soft.

Worse—he’s gone fake.

Megyn Kelly, never one to bite her tongue, took the moment and ran with it.

“Howard Stern used to be the guy who tore down fake narratives,” she said.

“Now he is one.

I don’t even recognize him anymore.

He’s unwatchable, out of touch, and desperate to stay relevant by pandering to the very establishment he claimed to hate.

The studio audience—and the internet—erupted.

Clips of the segment began circulating within minutes, and reactions poured in across social media platforms.

Many fans praised Gutfeld and Kelly for “saying what everyone’s been thinking for years.

” Twitter (now X) exploded with hashtags like #SternExposed and #NotMyHoward.

Even longtime Stern listeners chimed in, admitting they’ve been disappointed by his shift from shock jock rebel to “Hollywood lapdog.

The two hosts didn’t stop there.

Gutfeld slammed Stern’s transformation during the pandemic, calling it “the moment he completely lost his edge.

” He accused Stern of becoming “a germaphobic recluse who hides behind Zoom interviews and Hollywood virtue-signaling.

Kelly doubled down, bringing up Stern’s increasingly cozy relationship with celebrities like Ellen DeGeneres, Jimmy Kimmel, and even Hillary Clinton.

“You’re not interviewing them,” she said.

“You’re auditioning to be part of their inner circle.

You lost the plot.

Stern, who has famously rebranded himself over the past decade, moving from outrageous radio provocateur to more serious, introspective celebrity interviewer, has defended his evolution as “maturity.

” But for Gutfeld and Kelly, that’s just spin.

“Let’s call it what it is,” Gutfeld said.

“He sold out.

The tension peaked when Kelly mentioned a particularly infamous Stern quote from his heyday: “I’m not here to make friends—I’m here to blow up the system.

” She looked straight into the camera and said, “Howard, you became the system.

The backlash online was immediate—and intense.

Some called Gutfeld and Kelly bullies.

Others said they were “spot-on” and finally calling out Stern’s hypocrisy.

A few fans of Stern’s older work expressed heartbreak at watching their former idol become what he once mocked.

“I grew up on Howard Stern,” one viewer posted.

“Now I can’t even listen without cringing.

Gutfeld and Kelly just said everything we’ve all been feeling.

”

As of now, Howard Stern hasn’t publicly responded to the takedown, but sources close to his SiriusXM camp say he’s “aware and not pleased.

” One insider reportedly said, “He considers it a cheap shot from second-tier media personalities trying to boost their own ratings.

”

But if this was a ratings stunt, it worked.

The segment has already racked up millions of views online, and both Gutfeld and Kelly are being praised by their respective audiences for “pulling back the curtain” on a man who built his empire on brutal honesty—but may have forgotten how to take it.

Whether Stern will fight back or continue to ignore the noise remains to be seen.

But one thing is certain: the myth of Howard Stern as the last rebel in media has been shattered—and Greg Gutfeld and Megyn Kelly are the ones who swung the hammer.

In a media world full of polished masks and pre-approved narratives, moments like this hit different.

And for those who’ve been waiting for someone—anyone—to call out Stern’s transformation, this was the reckoning they never saw coming.