Jesse Watters: Media's Anti-Trump Bias 'Exposed' After Latest Paris Attack 馃嚭馃嚫
Jesse makes O'Reilly look like a had been amateur.
Jesse Watters criticized the mainstream media's bias against President Trump after they second-guessed his claim that the murders of two French policemen were terror-related.
Trump offered his condolences to the French and called the shooting a terror attack, during a press conference with the Italian prime minister.
On NBC News, Brian Williams said he was "not comfortable" calling the shooting terrorism, and Chuck Todd accused Trump of getting his information from television.
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"Don't you think the commander-in-chief knows a little bit more about a breaking international security incident than two desk anchors?" Watters said.
He noted that Trump has access to numerous intelligence agencies, and that ISIS took responsibility for the attack shortly after his announcement.
Watters also criticized Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) who accused Trump voters of being "an ugly stew of racism."
"She's playing the race card because she's not playing with a full deck. Insulting half the country is unamerican," he said, calling it Warren's "Deplorables" moment.
Jesse Watters criticized the mainstream media's bias against President Trump after they second-guessed his claim that the murders of two French policemen were terror-related.
Trump offered his condolences to the French and called the shooting a terror attack, during a press conference with the Italian prime minister.
On NBC News, Brian Williams said he was "not comfortable" calling the shooting terrorism, and Chuck Todd accused Trump of getting his information from television.
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"Don't you think the commander-in-chief knows a little bit more about a breaking international security incident than two desk anchors?" Watters said.
He noted that Trump has access to numerous intelligence agencies, and that ISIS took responsibility for the attack shortly after his announcement.
Watters also criticized Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) who accused Trump voters of being "an ugly stew of racism."
"She's playing the race card because she's not playing with a full deck. Insulting half the country is unamerican," he said, calling it Warren's "Deplorables" moment.
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