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CBS's Gayle King and Fox News's Jesse Watters unexpectedly sat next to each other on a flight, sparking social media reactions ranging from friendly to critical, highlighting the surprising civility between rivals from opposing networks.
Fox News' Jesse Watters made a bizarre prediction linking actress Sydney Sweeney and Barron Trump, suggesting they might marry to create a political dynasty, which many found creepy and inappropriate amid ongoing backlash over Sweeney's ad and political leanings.
Fox News host Jesse Watters criticized gymnast Simone Biles, calling her 'mentally weak' after she discussed her mental health struggles, which experts say is damaging and perpetuates harmful stereotypes, especially for Black athletes and those facing mental health challenges.
Fox News host Jesse Watters expressed support for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as U.S. Health Secretary, praising his focus on tackling obesity and criticizing the current state of American health. Watters likened overweight Americans to "Jabba the Hutt" and lamented the decline in "hotness" since 1990, attributing it to changes in the food system and lifestyle. The panel echoed Watters' sentiments with the slogan "Make America Hot Again."
Fox News host Jesse Watters reported on the low morale within Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign following President-elect Trump's victory. According to Watters, Harris' campaign manager was emotional during a recent call, and staffers are reportedly confused and frustrated with the campaign's direction. Leaks from the campaign suggest internal disorganization and blame-shifting, with some staffers criticizing the Biden campaign's prior performance.
Fox News host Jesse Watters discusses a Wall Street Journal report that raises concerns about President Biden's mental acuity, citing sources from both parties who claim Biden shows signs of memory issues, relies heavily on note cards, and struggles to keep up during meetings.
Jesse Watters discusses the trend of men going public with their imaginary girlfriends, highlighting the recent case of a Japanese man who married a virtual reality singer. This phenomenon raises questions about the impact of technology on relationships and the boundaries between reality and fantasy.
Jesse Watters defended Donald Trump's silence on the year-long detainment of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich in Russia, suggesting it's part of a negotiation tactic. Trump's reluctance to comment on Gershkovich's situation contrasts with President Joe Biden's condemnation. Watters claimed Trump's silence may be strategic, while Trump's campaign did not offer a comment on the matter.
Fox News host Jesse Watters discusses Sean 'Diddy' Combs' past influence in Democrat politics, following an alleged sex trafficking raid on his homes. Watters claims that Diddy was used by Democrats for his charisma and influence in the Black community, and suggests that if found guilty, Diddy could be a combination of Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein, both of whom had ties to the Democratic Party.
Fox News host Jesse Watters defends President Trump's "bloodbath" comment, arguing that it was taken out of context and used as a distraction by the Democrats. Watters clarifies that Trump was referring to the potential economic impact on the American auto industry if cheap Chinese cars manufactured in Mexico are allowed to be sold in the US, rather than threatening violence if he loses to Biden.
Fox News host Jesse Watters reacts to a judge's ruling in the misconduct allegations against Fulton County DA Fani Willis in the Trump-Georgia election interference case, suggesting that the evidence from over 10,000 text messages between Willis and a special prosecutor could implicate political and financial motives to prosecute Trump, potentially tarnishing the integrity of the Biden legal machine and leading to further investigations by the Georgia State Senate, governor, and attorney general.
Fox News host Jesse Watters criticizes the Biden administration for its handling of migrants, particularly in light of a gang of migrants assaulting NYPD officers and being released without bail. Watters accuses Biden of being silent on the issue and allowing migrants to disrespect the country. He also criticizes the leniency of the sanctuary city policies and the lack of deportation for the criminals.
Fox News host Jesse Watters dismisses fact-checking of Donald Trump's false claims about past elections, shrugging off CNN and MSNBC's corrections during Trump's live remarks. Watters criticizes the media for interrupting Trump's speech and downplays the significance of the false claims, suggesting that viewers don't need to be protected from such "dangerous language."
The Pentagon dismissed a conspiracy theory aired by Jesse Watters on Fox News, which claimed that Taylor Swift was part of a government "psyop." Watters provided little evidence for the theory, and the Pentagon spokesperson responded with a quip, referencing one of Swift's songs. Swift herself has not addressed the rumors, which have been fueled by right-wing outrage over her partnership with Vote.org. The CEO of Vote.org clarified that the organization is not a psy-op or a Pentagon asset, but rather a nonpartisan platform promoting civic engagement.
Andrea Hailey, CEO of Vote.org, refutes a Fox News segment suggesting Taylor Swift's involvement in politics is a "psy-op" for the Pentagon, emphasizing their nonpartisan efforts to help young people register and vote. Swift's Instagram post last year led to a surge in voter registrations, prompting right-wing conspiracies. Hailey dismisses these claims, stating that their partnership with Swift aims to empower all Americans to participate in the democratic process.