Jesse Watters ripped for saying Fani Willis, Nathan Wade 'don't have pedigree to be in court with Trump'

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: In a recent Jesse Watters 'Primetime' episode, the Fox News host delivered a barrage of divisive rhetoric, seamlessly blending casual racism with disturbing echoes of eugenics.

Watters' words were laden with contempt when he said, "These cartoon characters don't have the pedigree to be in the same courtroom as the former president," referring to Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and special prosecutor Nathan Wade.

Jesse Watters' remarks spark outrage amid Fani Willis' legal proceedings

Watters continued, shifting the focus to what he termed as the "Fanny-and-Loverboy scandal," a pointed jab at the ongoing legal issues surrounding Donald Trump. "This is a Biden scandal," he insisted, attempting to redirect attention toward President Joe Biden and his administration.

Drawing connections between the legal proceedings and the Biden administration, Watters claimed, "The loverboy, Fanny, Alvin Bragg, and Jack Smith's team, along with New York Attorney General Letitia James, have all been meeting with Biden's White House Counsel, the Justice Department, or with Kamala Harris."

Accusing the "Biden White House of overseeing the prosecution of Trump," Watters asserted, "But just like everything Biden oversees, it's falling apart," casting doubt on the integrity of the legal process.

Watters' remarks have sparked outrage and criticism, with many condemning his use of inflammatory language and attempts to downplay the seriousness of the legal investigations into Trump's conduct.

Further in the Primetime segment, Watters mentioned, "So she just announced she keeps stacks of cash in her house and takes wads of cash to Belize wherever that is, so Fani proved that she’s not street smart or book smart and can’t show any ATM withdrawals where she got the cash to pay Wade"

"Wade testified that he went to Fani’s condo to look at documents. Is that true? What else happened?" questioned Watters before tuning in on a clip from Willis' testimony.

Social media demands for fairness doctrine holding Fox News' Watters accountable

One person wrote, "At what point are we going to put into place a new Fairness Doctrine that encompasses ALL media, and holds them to a standard of truth? DA Willis literally stated under oath that she did not meet with anyone at the White House. This is EXACTLY how Fox *NOT* News got nailed on the Dominion case. Lies upon lies upon lies."

"Looking forward to Watters complaining about the pedigree of Trump’s fellow inmates in his cell block," said another. 

One wrote, "What @JesseBWatters really means is they're not white."

While one said, "The world is floundering everywhere, there is no longer what is normal," another wrote, "@JesseBWatters “pedigree”?!?!? @FoxNewsYou’re good with this characterization by your employee?"

Other comments read, "Calling other people a cartoon character when your dude wears Orange Make-up and a ferret on his head," and "Someone sue Fox some more until they are bankrupt."

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