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Doofus Fox Host Defends Donald Trump's 'Sh**hole' Comments
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January 13, 2018
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3:49Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, we watch Fox's Jesse Watters try really, really hard to defend Donald Trump.
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---Conservative commentators on Thursday downplayed the significance of President Donald Trump’s derogatory remarks questioning why the U.S. is “having all these people from shithole countries come here.”
During a meeting with lawmakers at the White House, Trump expressed frustration at the thought of reviving protections for immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador and African nations. The vulgar and derisive remarks from the commander in chief quickly earned rebukes from Democratic lawmakers.
But conservative pundits rushed to provide cover for the president, casting the explosive comment as a minor occurrence.
“This doesn’t move the needle at all,” Fox News co-host Jesse Watters said on “The Five.” “This is who Trump is. He doesn’t care. He shoots from the hip. And if he offends some people, fine. There’s so many more offensive things that are happening in this world.”---
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