News about Jesse Watters

If we are to believe that the first female presidency is truly within reach - then why are Democrats treating their candidate like an incapable little girl, unfairly maligned by masculine forces? The bad man in question is Fox News host Jesse Watters, who found himself hung out to dry last week after stating on air that, should Kamala Harris be elected president, the nation's top generals would 'have their way with her' in the Situation Room. Immediately, Watters colleagues on 'The Five', Jeanine Pirro, reacted in shock.

A congressional report claims would-be Trump assassin Thomas Crooks was incapacitated by a local cop before he was killed by a Secret Service sniper, opposing official narratives from the FBI. Two months after Crooks shot the former president's ear at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, a preliminary report from Congressman Clay Higgins claimed it was actually a local SWAT operator who stopped the gunman's hail of bullets instead of a Secret Service sniper.

Jesse Watters, 46, claimed on Monday that top American military leaders 'would have their way' with Harris in the situation room if she were elected president.

Fox News host Jesse Watters last night was in desperate damage-control mode after being accused of making a crude sexual reference about Kamala Harris. Watters has faced calls to resign after stating Harris would be 'paralyzed' by generals who 'would have their way' with her in the Situation Room.

Vice President Kamala Harris is being called out for 'rewriting' her story about where she really grew up in northern California to claim more moderate beginnings. The presidential hopeful speaks fondly about her upbringing in Oakland, California, but she actually spent the majority of youth and school years in Berkeley, a place with more leftist connotations.  During her presidential nomination acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention last week in Chicago, Harris spoke about how her mother rented an apartment in 'the East Bay.' 

Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff 's ex-wife is coming to Vice President Kamala Harris' defense after controversial remarks about her by Fox News host Jesse Watters. The 46-year-old tv personality drew widespread criticism after suggesting that generals 'would have their way' with Harris in the situation room if she were elected president.

Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff 's ex-wife is coming to Vice President Kamala Harris' defense after controversial remarks about her by Fox News host Jesse Watters.

Fox News host Jesse Watters, 46, drew widespread criticism for a comment he made during a recent episode of The Five. His co-hosts were quick to condemn his remark.

Jesse Watters, 46, drew widespread criticism for a comment he made during a recent episode of The Five. His co-hosts were quick to condemn his remark. 'Jesse Watters,' co-host Dana Perino chided. 'I don't like that. Take it back,' Jeanine Pirro said in a reproachful tone. At Fox, the TV host first became known through his work on The O'Reilly Factor, where he was featured in a recurring segment called Watters' World.

I heard that scientists said the other day that when a man votes for a woman, he actually transitions into a woman,' Fox News' Jesse Watters (pictured) said on Tuesday. Watters, 46, also expressed immense shock that some American women would even consider voting for the presumptive Democratic nominee simply because she's a woman. 'Vote for a woman just because she's a woman?' he said, a confused expression gracing his face. 'It's either childish or that person has mommy issues or they're just trying to be accepted by other women.'

Donald Trump has revealed he was not warned about his attacker by the Secret Service - despite agents receiving worried reports from rally-goers.  In an interview with Fox News host Jesse Watters, the former president discussed his ill-fated rally in Butler Pennsylvania.  Trump told the interviewer that 'nobody mentioned' Thomas Matthew Crooks, the 20-year-old gunman, despite the fact that he was being monitored for 'an hour' before the shooting. 

Rep. Michael Waltz (left) said he has been speaking with agents as the FBI continues to probe the attack, learning the bureau believes Thomas Crooks (inset) may have been linked to foreign accounts amid sensational rumors of an 'Iranian plot'. 'The shooter had three encrypted accounts overseas. At the same time we're having an Iranian plot,' Waltz said on Jesse Watters Primetime late Thursday. 

President Joe Biden's disastrous debate and the ensuing questions about his competence and elderliness are sending a 'message of incompetence' to the US's most dangerous adversaries, top Republicans say. Biden's mumbling, quiet and often disjointed debate immediately raised alarm bells for Democrats and liberal pundits who rushed to say the president should consider not running again - something Republicans have long said. Now, the top ranks of the GOP are raising the threat level further, saying Biden's state is so perilous that China and Russia could be looking to strike and that his cabinet should look to remove him before something bad happens. '[The] performance by the president sent a dangerous message of incompetence that will further embolden our adversaries,' House Foreign Affairs Chairman Michael McCaul told DailyMail.com, adding 'The world is already on fire and [the debate] only made it worse.' House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., also expressed major worry about the US global standing. 'I've been concerned about what our adversaries see,' he said on Fox News ' Jesse Watters Primetime Monday night.

Blanche, a former federal prosecutor, is lead lawyer defending Trump in the hush money case and several other civil trials. He told Jesse Watters on Thursday that Trump's reaction to being found guilty on the 34 federal counts was almost shockingly calm. 'I've spent almost every day with him for six weeks, he's so impressive. He was resolute, strong... we were all more upset than he was.'

As Trump looked on prosecutor Christopher Conroy handed the court copies of 10 statements on Trump's Truth Social platform or campaign website that he said violated the gag order. Conroy said: "The defendant has violated this order repeatedly and hasn't stopped.

Lawyers in Donald Trump's historic criminal trial on Thursday selected 12 jurors who will assess his guilt or innocence over the coming weeks in a case stemming from a hush-money payment to a porn star. The defense and the prosecution still must select alternate jurors for the trial, the first ever in which a former U.S. president is the defendant.

Donald Trump could be held in contempt in the historic hush money trial after prosecutors produced seven more social media posts they claim violate a gag order. Attorneys for the Manhattan District Attorney's Office said the former president should be punished for sharing a New York Post article calling Michael Cohen a 'serial perjurer' and 'embarrassment' to the court system. Another was Trump resharing a quote from Fox News host Jesse Watters saying the defense team is 'catching undercover liberal activists lying to the judge' to get on the jury. Judge Juan Merchan has scheduled a hearing over violations of the gag order next week, and could even be jailed if he keeps flouting the guidelines. The stern warning kicked off the third day of jury selection in the trial where Trump also risked angering the judge by taking a phone call. He only spoke briefly before his lead attorney Todd Blanche spoke to him.

Judge Juan Merchan has ordered Trump not to attack potential jurors in the case, which is on the third day of jury selection. In a post on Truth Social on Wednesday night Trump quoted Fox News host Jesse Watters.

Alina Habba, Trump's counsel, put a halt to the collection of his $454 million fraud lawsuit in New York by blasting New York AG Letitia James. In a small victory for Trump that still gives him an extra ten days to settle with a $175 million bond, Habba suggested that James "take a little piece of humble pie." Trump appeared to be unable to raise the original amount and put his homes in jeopardy, and he did not want his homes to be confiscated.

Since branding Joe Biden's grandfather a "bad father," his granddaughter rallied to his defense and turned into Jesse Watters for 'crossing the line.'

During a broadcast from New Hampshire, Watters attempted to connect Biden's border policies with his parenting. Because he isn't the best father, I knew Biden was bad on the border.' The man can't say no to his own son,' the former Watters' World host said. 'He can't say: 'Stop!' He cannot have consequences for his conduct, and that's what you need; to say, this is not going to be allowed, you'll need a man in charge of the border to say that this is not going to be allowed.' In a post on X, Naomi Biden, 30, published a fiery reaction to the diatribe.

During a video interview on Wednesday, VP Kamala Harris told The Viewers that she is'scared as hell' about a second Trump presidency. Jesse Watters, Dana Perino, and Lawrence Jones, all presenters on Fox News, were convicted of being 'afraid' of her opponent. Watters wonders aloud if Harris, who is generally not strong in an interview, is 'prepared' at all for her daytime assault. Longtime co-host Whoopi Goldberg blasted the right-wing media personalities, calling them 'the snowflakiest people I've ever seen.'

After being introduced by Fox News' Jesse Watters, Pentagon spokeswoman Sabrina Singh slammed the 'conspiracy theory' on Wednesday. Watters said that the Biden administration had secured Taylor Swift as a 'psyop' to compel young people to vote Democrat despite admitting that he has no proof to back up the bizarre allegations.

Taylor Swift was mentioned in passing at the International Conference on Cyber Conflict as an example of an influencer powerful enough for the government to engage with in combating online misinformation. With a snapshot (right) of Swift urging her millions of followers to vote on election day in 2016 - not even saying who to vote for. Despite admitting to having no evidence, Jesse Watters (inset) brought the conspiracy theory into mainstream culture on Tuesday night.