Jessica Tarlov explodes on live TV, unleashing furious rant at Greg Gutfeld as newest on-air meltdown spirals out of control—Fox News fans stunned by retaliation no one saw coming, raising serious questions about the show’s future and whether tensions behind the scenes have finally boiled over for good.

Fox News viewers were left speechless after a fiery and unexpected confrontation erupted between hosts Jessica Tarlov and Greg Gutfeld during a recent live broadcast. Tarlov, known for her composed demeanor, shocked fans by lashing out at Gutfeld in what insiders are calling an “unfiltered meltdown” that quickly turned the segment into a heated spectacle. Sources say the explosive exchange stemmed from mounting off-camera tension that finally reached a breaking point on air. Gutfeld’s reaction was equally dramatic, leading to a moment so intense some staff believed the feed would be cut. The drama has ignited speculation about internal friction—and what this could mean for the show’s future.

Curious how it all unraveled and what viewers didn’t see when the cameras stopped rolling? Don’t miss the full scoop inside the explosive on-air showdown.

Fox News’ Jessica Tarlov swiftly questioned co-host Greg Gutfeld on Tuesday for downplaying President Donald Trump wrongfully deporting a Maryland man to a brutal prison in El Salvador.

Gutfeld, in a discussion on “The Five,” compared how the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia amid Trump’s deportations stacks up against the “murderers and rapists” among the “millions” that crossed the border under Joe Biden.

“Compare the error. In one of these errors, Americans don’t die,” said Gutfeld of the deportations in Trump’s second term.

“At worst, a guy gets sent to a country he doesn’t want to go to — you know what? I can live with that.”

Tarlov hit back, “Into a prison camp? Not just out into the wild.”

Gutfeld replied that he refused to care about one “illegal alien” and noted that his “mental shelf space” is reserved for crime victims.

Abrego Garcia was legally living in the United States with his wife and three children before being sent to a maximum security prison known for its torture.

On Monday, Trump — along with Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele — indicated that they wouldn’t help bring him back despite a Supreme Court ruling that he must return home.

The Trump administration has justified the deportation by claiming that Abrego Garcia was an MS-13 gang member, although there’s a severe lack of concrete evidence, The New Republic reported.

Elsewhere on “The Five,” Tarlov noted that Trump officials’ claim had been “debunked many times” before her co-host Jeanine Pirro stepped in.

“It’s been debunked by liberal newspapers,” Pirro declared.

“That’s not true. Stop,” Tarlov replied as Pirro claimed the man was “never able to rebut” proof he was a “gang” member.

Tarlov went on to note that the claim was based on “double hearsay testimony” from a Maryland officer during Abrego Garcia’s immigration proceedings only for the officer to be subsequently suspended for giving out confidential information on a case to a sex worker.

She later argued, “The reason that Democrats are talking about the fact that anyone could ‘be disappeared’ is that you can see a full-blown constitutional crisis playing out in front of our eyes.”