‘Mockingbird in full effect’: Internet trolls Jesse Watters as Fox News host says ‘NBC is not a business’ but a ‘political operation’

Jesse Watters questioned the motives behind NBC's move to hire former RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel
PUBLISHED MAR 26, 2024
Jesse Watters delivered a fiery monologue against NBC for what he sees as blatant hypocrisy (Getty Images)
Jesse Watters delivered a fiery monologue against NBC for what he sees as blatant hypocrisy (Getty Images)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: In a scathing monologue on 'The Five', Jesse Watters launched a blistering critique of NBC News, lambasting the network for what he perceives as a stunning reversal of its stance on conservative voices.

Watters' impassioned remarks come in the wake of NBC's controversial decision to hire former Republican National Committee (RNC) figure Ronna McDaniel as a contributor, a move that has ignited a firestorm of debate and scrutiny.



 

Jesse Watters slams NBC's hiring of Ronna McDaniel

Watters didn't hold back, opening his monologue with a sharp declaration: "No one is allowed to represent the voice on NBC."

"That is the point," Watters asserted.

Continuing, Watters added, "NBC has gone for 5 years telling everybody, MAGA Republicans are extremists and insurrectionists. They have to be de-platformed and censored. You have to investigate them and prosecute them and not allow them to have a voice."



 

Watters highlighted the apparent contradiction between NBC's longstanding narrative, as perpetuated by programs like 'Morning Joe', and its decision to hire McDaniel.

"All of a sudden, NBC brass hires one of them and blows up the entire narrative that 'Morning Joe' and these guys have been selling forever," he exclaimed.

With biting sarcasm, Watters questioned the motives behind NBC's move, suggesting that the network's leadership may not share the same beliefs as its pundits.

Jesse Watters left no room for ambiguity, delivering a scathing indictment of NBC's integrity and principles on The Five(@FoxNews/Youtube)
Jesse Watters left no room for ambiguity, delivering a scathing critique of NBC on 'The Five' (@FoxNews/YouTube)

"The brass doesn’t even maybe watch 'Morning Joe' or they don’t believe what 'Morning Joe' is selling," he quipped, adding, "It is an election year. Let’s do it. She give us access, a little balance. Sign the check."

As Watters continued his tirade, he painted a picture of NBC as a political entity rather than a legitimate business, saying, "Now we are hearing the inmates are running the asylum and they might actually cancel her contract and not put her on," he remarked.

"Okay, that tells me NBC is not a business. It is a political operation," he concluded. 

Internet reacts to Jesse Watters' comments

Watters' statements ignited a firestorm on social media platforms, sparking a flury of comments. 

One wrote, "Mockingbird in full effect."

Another X user wrote, "It's irrelevant. That's all."



 



 

"And a misguided one at that," another said. 



 

One tweet read, "I'm sorry but so are you."



 

Another read, "And Fox is a political operation that lies and has to pay $785 billion dollars for your lies."



 



 

"Love ya but using Gods name in vain is not cool," read a comment.

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