Fox News viewers change the channel as Jesse | TV Shows

Jesse Watters followers took to social media to share their anger over the host’s alternative on Monday night time.

The Fox News host wasn’t current for his show on July 20, though it is unclear where he was. Instead, conservative commentator Brian Kilmeade, who hosts his own Fox News Radio program The Brian Kilmeade Show, stepped in.

Another X consumer wrote, “Kilmeade is auto change to @RobFinnertyUSA on Newsmax.”

To that, a third replied, “Can’t stand Kilameade, and Spadea is on for Finnerty… can’t stand him either.”

One viewer joked that Watters ought to “watch your back” as Kilmeade could also be coming for his job. “Brian @Kilmeade on “Primetime” tonight – watch your back @JesseBWatters!” they said.

Another happier fan said, “Look who’s hosting for @JesseBWatters tonight? It’s Mr Brian @kilmeade and he’s LIVE NOW to all time zones!”

This is not the first time Watters has missed his show. The host missed an episode earlier this month, telling viewers he was on project.

Watters not too long ago got here under fire for his feedback on Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s potential program to give testosterone injections to service members experiencing low ranges of the hormone.

Jesse gleefully joked that the increase in testosterone would lead to some males appearing like “wild animals.”

“He says you lose your endurance, muscle mass,” Watters repeated during the phase. “So yeah, I want these guys on it, but you know what’s going to happen?”

He went on to recommend that troops who did not require the treatment would still search it out. “The guys that don’t need it are going to take it. It’s a triple boost, right?” Watters said.

The Fox News host then cautioned ladies on army bases and in nations visited by U.S. troops to “be careful.” He said, “And then they’re going to get out there and women on base, you guys better be careful. Port calls, women in Asia, you better be careful because these guys are going to be wild animals, and you better watch out.”

Watters appeared to chuckle while making the statements, which viewers argued resembled a joke about American service members doubtlessly committing rape or inappropriate assault against ladies.

“So he’s really going to laugh about possible rape in the military and overseas by servicemen,” journalist Marty Golingan wrote on X. “There is no bottom for this s–t stain.”