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Jesse Watters has tried to shrug off his sexually suggestive comments that generals “would have their way” with Kamala Harris if she is elected president.
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Fox News host Jesse Watters told his fellow panelists on “The Five” Thursday that he needs to know if someone is gay because he is “soooo interested.” (Watch the video below.)
Fox News’ Jesse Watters was called out by his own co-hosts for saying generals “would have their way” with Kamala Harris if she is elected president.
Jesse Watters made a sexist comment about Vice President Kamala Harris on Monday, prompting pushback from two female co-hosts on Fox News.
Fox News Channel will present special programming surrounding the 2024 Democratic National Convention from Chicago.
White Dudes for Harris has said it “broke” Fox News after host Jesse Watters attempted to force a reluctant former Democratic congressman to sport the fundraising group’s merchandise live on air.