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Apr 03, 2026

Fox News Viewers Are Calling For Jesse Watters To Be Fired After His Latest Controversial Moment

Fox News Viewers Are Calling For Jesse Watters To Be Fired After His Latest Controversial Moment

Jesse Waters has worked with Fox News for years. However, he recently sparked debate on social media concerning comments made in light of a certain current event. Some commenters have even discussed Watters’ future on the show.

Jesse Waters Has Been Hosting His Own Primetime Series Since 2022

Watters is a political commentator and host known for his work with various Fox News shows. Early in his career, he became known for appearing on The O’Reilly Factor. This led to his own segment, “Watters’ World,” which eventually spun off into its own show.

In 2017, Watters also became known for co-hosting The Five. By 2022, he also became the host of his own New York City-based program, Jesse Watters Primetime.

During the past Tuesday episode of Primetime, Watters backed President Donald Trump’s insistence that the current Venezuela operation is dissimilar to the Iraq War. During the episode, Watters played a clip of MS Now‘s Joe Scarborough sharing a recent conversation in which Trump said the difference between Iraq and Venezuela would be that he will be “keeping the oil.”

On Morning Joe, Scarborough shared, “I asked him, I said, ‘Mr. President, when you say, quote, we’re going to run everything that obviously causes deep concerns because of the disaster in Iraq. The president’s response, ‘Joe, the difference between Iraq and this is that Bush didn’t keep the oil. We’re going to keep the oil.’”

As previously reported, Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife were captured by U.S. forces and are facing charges of narco-terrorism. For the time being, Trump has claimed that the United States will “run” the South American country. This, in turn, has led critics to ask if this action could start a war.

For his part, Watters has criticized claims that Trump’s declarations about Venezuela’s oil are “imperialistic.” As he argued, “Trump says, ‘take the oil,’ Democrats call that imperialistic. We call it common sense. You know, we won spoils after World War II. We told our allies, lose the colonies.”

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