Some Fox personalities couldn’t resist taking jabs at former colleague and ship-jumper Chris Wallace after the collapse of his new gig at CNN+, a casualty of the brand new administration’s resolution Thursday to scuttle the streaming service after simply 30 days.

Mr. Wallace left Fox Information in December to host an interview present on CNN+, and later mentioned that working for Fox had grow to be “unsustainable,” which can have created some unhealthy blood with the Fox crew.

“Apparently Individuals weren’t keen to fork over three entire {dollars} for a each day dose of Humpty Dumpty or the occasional interview from political swamp creature Chris Wallace,” mentioned host Sean Hannity on Thursday night time’s present.

“Humpty Dumpty” is Mr. Hannity’s nickname for CNN’s Brian Stelter.

“Hannity” additionally confirmed a graphic of 4 cartoon ghosts with the faces of CNN personalities Wallace, Stelter, Anderson Cooper and Jake Tapper circling a tombstone with the inscription: “RIP CNN+.”

Mr. Hannity was restrained in contrast together with his colleague Greg Gutfeld, who took repeated photographs at Mr. Wallace throughout Fox’s top-rated afternoon present “The 5.”

“The Democratic bench is thinner than Chris Wallace’s demo reel from CNN+,” mentioned Mr. Gutfeld.

A couple of minutes later, he mentioned that Black Lives Matter “has accomplished to Black individuals what Chris Wallace did to CNN+: Entice them with a promise after which ditch them together with the highway.”

Mr. Gutfeld additionally mentioned, “I’m going to do that each section, so simply get used to it.”

He wasn’t kidding. Throughout a dialogue of former President Barack Obama’s speech in opposition to the “disinformation downside,” Mr. Gutfeld mentioned, “To cite Chris Wallace, I don’t assume the credibility of this initiative is sustainable.”

He mentioned: “Search for unbiased voices with free time. I suppose that eliminates Chris Wallace.”

In a section on local weather change, Mr. Gutfeld mentioned, “I believe it’s a problem that we’ll be going through, however plenty of the options which are coming from the left are unreliable. Take a look at CNN+, how a lot cash they invested in wind energy by hiring Chris Wallace.”

After Choose Jeanine Pirro mentioned {that a} passenger on an airplane as soon as threw up on her, Mr. Gutfeld requested, “Was it Chris Wallace?”

Mr. Gutfeld concluded the present with a video of a buffalo wandering by a metropolis tavern cordoned off with police tape, saying that “as we all know, CNN+ closed down, so that you see plenty of their expertise out on the road.”

“For instance, I simply regarded out at Sixth Avenue, and who did I see simply hanging out in entrance of a tavern? None aside from, guess, Chris Wallace, simply wandering round, crossing over the police tape,” Mr. Gutfeld mentioned. “They only shut down CNN+, there he’s, he’s a bit of downtrodden, however who is aware of, he’ll most likely head over to CNN correct, they’ll most likely discover a spot for him.”

The conservative Media Analysis Middle, which compiled a video of Mr. Gutfeld’s ripostes, known as it “most likely the funniest factor you’ll see all day.”

“Nicely deserved mocking! Has anybody made a worse profession alternative than Chris Wallace? Going from Fox Information to CNN+? Lesson discovered,” mentioned Kevin Tober, a information analyst at MRC’s NewsBusters.

In the meantime, the Day by day Beast scolded Mr. Gutfeld, saying he “noticed a possibility to be petty.”

“Unsurprisingly, Gutfeld made it identified that he was not an enormous fan of Wallace even whereas the award-winning journalist was at Fox,” mentioned Day by day Beast media reporter Justin Baragona. “After Wallace heaped reward on President Joe Biden’s inauguration speech final yr, Gutfeld roundly mocked the anchor with an over-the-top efficiency.”

Warner Bros. Discovery, which took over CNN within the latest merger between Discovery and former proprietor WarnerMedia, introduced Thursday that CNN+ would shut down April 30, a month after its March 29 launch and an estimated $300 million expense.

Mr. Wallace labored at NBC and ABC Information earlier than leaping in 2003 to Fox Information, the place his duties included internet hosting “Fox Information Sunday.”