Fox News host Greg Gutfeld, 61, went on a wild rant in front of the cameras and claimed women are allegedly responsible for the anti-ICE protests in Minnesota.

On Sunday, The Department of Justice announced it will be investigating a group of demonstrators who interrupted services at a Minnesota church. A US Immigration and Customs Enforcement official was reportedly serving as a pastor. During the viral footage livestreamed on the Facebook page of Black Lives Matter Minnesota, one of the organizing groups, cameras caught protesters disrupting worship at Cities Church in St. Paul, chanting “ICE out” and “Justice for Renee Good.”

Demonstrators claimed that David Easterwood, one of the church’s pastors, also headed the local ICE field office responsible for operations that have allegedly included aggressive tactics and unlawful detentions.

Gutfield said, “This is not an isolated thing. These rescue fantasies exist because the real power of women, which is in the roles of community, whether it’s wife, mother, work, teaching — that stuff has been marginalized by our modern leftist culture, that has to be replaced by activism.”

“Your life is meaningless unless you’re out there screaming at a cop’s face. All these sad people out there in this liberation role-playing and you’re egging them on.”

Upset viewers turned to their socials and slammed the hosts’ comments.

One upset viewer said, “[Gutfield] wants to live some fantasy reality where no one stands up, but only does what they’re told. Who wants to tell him women are activists due to unequal treatment by misogynists such as him?”

Another upset viewer repeated his words and added, “Gutfeld is the dictionary definition of the meaningless life!”

A third viewer wrote, “What is he rambling on about? Yeah, I go to Gutfeld on advice on how to be a woman.”

A fourth person argued, “Are all the men Fox hires misogynists? Men are activists too. He wants to live some fantasy reality where no one stands up, but only does what they’re told.”

In response to the disruption at the Minnesota church, Karoline Leavitt, White House Press Secretary, took to X, formerly known as Twitter, and tweeted, “President Trump will not tolerate the intimidation and harassment of Christians in their sacred places of worship. The Department of Justice has launched a full investigation into the despicable incident that took place earlier today at a church in Minnesota.”

Earlier this month, Renee Nicole Good was fatally shot by Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agent. Her death was followed by an altercation with ICE in Minneapolis.

After the fatal shooting, the Trump administration was seen to swiftly decide that agent had done nothing wrong.

President Donald Trump, 79, blamed the late Good, and called her a “professional agitator.” Vice President JD Vance meanwhile alleged she was a “deranged leftist.” Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem spoke out further and said that Good was engaged in “domestic terrorism.”