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6:02Now PlayingLivvy Dunne’s viral splits at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Runway Show prompted Fox News host Jesse Watters to veer into a political analogy during Tuesday’s broadcast. Brett Erlich and Jordan Uhl break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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"Livvy Dunne’s viral splits during the recent Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Runway Show inspired Fox News host Jesse Watters to detour into a political comparison on Tuesday.
Colleague Julie Banderas commented on model and influencer Dunne’s college gymnastics cred before saying: “I respect that she can do a split. I don’t know if doing it with a thong on is appropriate.”
That’s when Watters bizarrely swerved.
“Remember back in the Biden era, all of the swimsuit models were obese,” he said. “This is a good change. This is a healthy change of pace.”
To which Banderas replied: “And it is Sports Illustrated. They’re athletes. She’s obviously very athletic. That’s all I was thinking about. Weren’t you? Weren’t you thinking about her athletic ability when she made that turn there? Like right now, you’re probably thinking she’s probably really good at squats.”"
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