Fox News fans slam bigot Jesse Watters after | TV Shows

Fox News viewers have ripped into Jesse Watters after he blasted a Congressman for being an unlawful immigrant as a baby. 

Speaking on his Primetime show on February 3, Watters said, “You know where Congressman Garcia was born? Peru. Where is his dad? We do not know. Mommy introduced him over right here when he was 5. He was unlawful for a few years, then somebody gave him a inexperienced card.”

Continuing, Watters, with a slightly judgmental tone, added, “Garcia marries a man and in some way will get elected to symbolize Long Beach, California. His district is two-thirds Hispanic, and crawling with illegals.”

The controversial host, 47, then identified that Garcia, 48, is the “first openly gay immigrant Congressman,” asking viewers, “You see what’s going on here?”

Bringing up a graphic of American opinions on unlawful immigrants, Watters fumed, “This guy is way out of step,” as the data confirmed 67% of US residents supposedly wanting “illegal aliens handed over.”

However, Fox News viewers weren’t in settlement with Watters as they took to social media to share their disdain with his reporting.

“Watters is a bigot,” one aggravated viewer wrote, as a second added, “Watters once again upset at men who can be openly gay.”

A 3rd particular person then chimed in to say, “Watters lays out Garcia’s life story—immigrating from Peru, getting a green card, getting married, and winning an election—and tries to frame it as some kind of suspicious conspiracy. Apparently, the American Dream is ‘weird’ to Jesse.”

“Sounds like the American Dream if you’re not a racist homophobe,” a fourth remarked, while a fifth Fox News viewer commented, “No, Jesse, what’s going on here? A man who wants to come to America, become a citizen, and then run for public office? That’s certainly more than what you are doing with your life, which is trashing other people and lying for money.”

Watters’ feedback come as Congressman Garcia is one of the three Democrats heading up impeachment proceedings against Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

The inquiry focuses on a months-long federal crackdown in Minneapolis that resulted in the deadly shootings of two residents, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, by federal immigration brokers.

Additionally, Garcia has aggressively pushed for the full release of Jeffrey Epstein’s investigative recordsdata, and he just lately criticized the Department of Justice for withholding roughly 50% of the paperwork despite a committee subpoena and the Epstein Files Transparency Act.