Fox News host spills which men make Jesse Watters 'scared': 'Feels like a threat'

A Fox News pundit took a swing at her right-wing colleague Sunday when she revealed the men who make Jesse Watters "scared.""The Five" co-host Jessica Tarlov, a Democratic strategist, dished the dirt during an interview with progressive Gen Z commentator Jack Cocchiarella during an interview."You just want to know what Jesse says to me in the break?" quipped Tarlov.Cocchiarella raised his eyebrows and admitted, "I do."Tarlov was game — and promptly explained why Watters fears Georgia state Sen. Jon Ossoff, the Democrat currently running for reelection to the U.S. Senate."Ossoff feels like a threat," she said. Another Dem Watters fears? Democratic Gov. Wes Moore, a former U.S. Army officer currently running for reelection in Maryland."It was NFL playoffs, and he was out tailgating," Tarlov said. "They were like, “Oh, okay... that’s a bro."Tarlov then took a step back to explain what common trait Ossoff and Moore share that earns Watters' fearful respect."Everything is viewed through the frame of 'masculinity,' or, you know, whatever Jesse’s drinking-through-the-straw, eating-the-ice-cream-cones masculinity is."Cocchiarella erupted in laughter."What was that?" he asked.As a reminder, Watters was morally outraged when former President Joe Biden ate ice cream on television.“You know my rule about men eating soup in public," Watters said. "I think the same thing for ice cream. You should save that for vacation."

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Trump makes stunning admission in early morning post: 'Incredibly smart'

President Donald Trump said the quiet part out loud early Sunday morning — or at least, he reposted it. Trump's startling admission came in the form of a Truth Social post — one of more than a dozen he posted about 5:20 a.m. — that centered on a video clip Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) shredding his SAVE America Act to pieces. "It's already illegal for someone who is not an American noncitizen to vote," Warren can be heard telling a reporter. "I don't understand why you want laws that are already there." Warren was clearly referring to the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 which prohibits noncitizens from voting in federal elections. This is one of three common critiques of Trump's controversial legislation. The second is that it could have "dystopian" consequences for Americans, as the National Women's Law Center explains. "This bill could disenfranchise 21.3 million eligible voters who don’t have the required documents ready, and it would particularly impact married women and trans people—all in order to fix a problem that doesn’t exist," an NWLC explainer states. "It’s voter suppression that perpetuates anti-immigrant misinformation."The third common critique is most commonly made by Republicans in the Senate who say it hasn't a chance of passing no matter how much pressure Trump puts on Majority Leader Sen. John Thune (R-SD). “This idea that he can just command members of the Republican conference to get in line is just a fantasy," said Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) earlier this week. “I don’t know who it was that sold the president on this idea, that this was obtainable, but it’s creating a circular firing squad for Republicans.”The Warren clip appeared among many reposts of commentary from Sen. Mike Lee, who was attempting to defend the SAVE America Act.The Utah Republican's most direct defense of the legislation was that existing noncitizen-voting law was "impossible to enforce." But he also made another direct claim — a kind compliment for the Massachusetts senator. Wrote Lee, "Elizabeth Warren is incredibly smart."