Jesse Watters rips into Biden administration for handling of anti-Israel college protests, Internet demands to 'end madness'

In a recent monologue on 'Jesse Watters Primetime', Watters took aim at the Biden administration and FBI Director Christopher Wray
Jesse Watters took a dig at Joe Biden on 'Jesse Watters Primetime' on his administration's lack of monitoring regarding the pro-Palestine college protests (Jason Koerner, Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Jesse Watters took a dig at Joe Biden on 'Jesse Watters Primetime' on his administration's lack of monitoring regarding the pro-Palestine college protests (Jason Koerner, Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Fox News host Jesse Watters has never been one to mince words, especially when it comes to critiquing the Biden administration and its handling of sensitive issues.

In a recent monologue on 'Jesse Watters Primetime', Watters took aim at the Biden administration and FBI Director Christopher Wray for what he perceives as a lack of monitoring and action regarding anti-Israel protests on college campuses across the United States.



 

Jesse Watters slams Joe Biden's immigration policies and campus radicalism

"Hundreds of radicals chant, 'Death to America,' and Chris Wray says they aren't monitored? Did any of these protesters sneak across the southern border?" Watters exclaimed, highlighting a perceived discrepancy in the administration's priorities.

"All this radical jihad from risky countries just … Biden lets [them] walk right in," Watters continued, suggesting a direct link between the Biden administration's immigration policies and the rise of anti-Israel sentiments on college campuses.

Jesse Watters suggested a direct link between the Biden administration's immigration policies and the rise of anti-Israel sentiments on college campuses (@FoxNews/X)

"They lose track of them, and did they find their way to Arab spring break?" Watters quipped, injecting, "Kind of a coincidence if you ask me, that Arab spring break just happened to blow up after Biden opened the border to the Muslim world and beyond."

"I have to take my shoes off when I go to the airport, but Johnny Jihad can just walk from Mexico to Texas, hop on a plane, and slip into the crowd on the Columbia quad," he added. 

Watters didn't stop there, delving into the perceived lack of monitoring and accountability. "FBI's not monitoring that? Anybody checking IDs, or is that still racist?" he questioned.

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Jesse Watters delved into the perceived lack of monitoring and accountability regarding anti-Israel protests on college campuses (@FoxNews/X)

"Anybody following the money trail on this movement or are we just all tied up looking at Trump's books from 2016?" Watters asked.

"BLM got away with this for three months because no one held them accountable. Same things happening here," he then asserted.

"You gotta stop it before it spreads. Pretend it's like COVID, stop the spread," Watters concluded, framing the issue as a societal contagion that requires immediate containment.

Jesse Watters finds support over critique of Biden administration

The internet erupted in support for Jesse Watters as he delivered a scathing critique of the Biden administration

One user said, "Apparently they do which is sad to see. This administration needs to end the madness with these protest but want the votes come November. Pathetic!"

Another user wrote, "But it does with some with the pretext of 'freedom fighters.'"

One more person said, "The Biden administration FUNDS THEM today."

Another peson said, "they arm them lol." 

"They do now. Hell, they even just give them money," read one comment. 

"They do with this weak administration", read another comment. 



 



 



 



 



 



 

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