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Fox News Host Goes WAY Too Far, Co-Hosts Stunned
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February 11, 2023
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4:21Now PlayingFox News host, Jesse Watters, leaves his co-hosts lost for words with unbelievable defense for slave owners appreciation. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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Fox News host says “people who financed it” deserve credit for American infrastructure built by slaves
"JESSE WATTERS (CO-HOST): Well, Greg said they're -- "What are they preparing them for?" They're preparing them to beg for reparations when they're older. This is laying the ground work, these CRT cartoons on Disney+ is laying the ground work for a younger generation of Black Americans to demand reparations when they're old enough to do so.
Yes, Black labor in the South contributed to an enormous amount of wealth for these plantation owners. Black slavery built southern railroads, ports, but not a lot of white people owned slaves in the South and it was abolished in the North like in 1804. It was never even in the West. So yes, they contributed to building parts of America, but so did the Irish, the English, the Scotch, the Welsh, the Germans. Everybody built America."
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