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5:21Now PlayingFox News host, Jesse Watters, goes off on a racist and careless tirade about unhoused people and migrant students in New York City schools during a The Five segment. John Iadarola and Yasmin Khan break it down on The Damage Report.
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Jesse Watters Speculates Migrant Students Will ‘Slow the Lesson Plan Down,’ But Schools ‘Might Get a Better Soccer Team Out of It’
"Jesse Watters questioned whether migrant students in New York schools will be able to keep up with English-only lesson plans, and added the students might bolster youth soccer teams.
On Monday’s The Five, the co-hosts discussed Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s policy of busing some undocumented migrants to New York, which has received them by providing healthcare, food, and cellphones.
“If I were a homeless person in America, I’d be upset because I used to be the toast of the town in Manhattan. Remember? De Blasio was letting me stay in hotels for free. Joe was sending me free crack pipes. I mean, I could do pretty much whatever I wanted,” Watters said. “And now all of a sudden there’s like some better-looking person in town that the Democrats are just falling all over.”"
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