Watters: As a politician... that's terrible

[0:00] The left's 2028 crew is a fresh pile of poo. [0:03] Thanks, Dana, for that rhyme. [0:05] A new poll shows nearly half of Democrats don't know who they want to run for the White House, [0:09] but the clown car is already rolling. [0:11] Kamala proven once again she'll do anything to court the kids. [0:16] I'm not voting in midterms. [0:17] It's not like politicians determine the price of a dirty martini and fries. [0:20] Well, Maria, the price of groceries is basically on the ballot. [0:23] I'm not voting. [0:25] You vote for Dancing with the Stars every week. [0:28] That's different. [0:29] That was all impromptu. [0:31] And JB is going where no waistband has gone before, dressing up as Buzz Lightyear for Halloween. [0:38] All right, I got to go to you first, Jesse, because this is a big question. [0:40] For many men approaching Halloween, is it a mistake for grown men of a certain age to dress up for Halloween [0:48] if it's not one of those sexy Halloween parties? [0:52] Yeah, whenever you have something that looks like a condom on your head, as a politician, that is terrible. [0:58] I'm getting Dukakis vibes here. [1:02] You can never come back from that. [1:04] And he looks like a sex toy, is what I'm trying to say. [1:08] I mean, I dress up with my kids, but I'm not running for anything. [1:11] Yeah. [1:12] And if I did, no one would vote for me, so that's fine. [1:14] Now, in terms of these candidates, Kamala cannot win. [1:17] Democrats don't want anything to do with her. [1:18] Gavin, he needs to be medicated. [1:21] I honestly do think something's wrong with him. [1:23] I'm thinking Prozac. [1:25] I'm seeing clinical depression. [1:27] Mayor Pete, Kamala said it's too gay. [1:31] And he's boring. [1:32] So he's boring and gay, which you never see. [1:35] Usually gay people are so entertaining and so funny, at least the gays that I know. [1:40] AOC has the most upside. [1:42] I really think, and I could see... [1:43] Upside, really, Jesse? [1:45] Downside, too? [1:49] Yes. [1:51] But she does have a lot of growth potential. [1:53] Like, when I saw her go to Michigan and she was eating different types of food, [1:56] she was getting some fresh air and, like, being around white people, [1:58] it was almost like she was seeing America for the first time. [2:02] And that's good. [2:03] And, you know, that's what I kind of want to see from her. [2:06] Her problem is people with money don't want to give it to her [2:09] because she hates business. [2:11] So she's going to have to pretend to like business in order to get money. [2:16] Wow. [2:16] Jessica, a lot of things were said by Jesse. [2:19] A lot of things. [2:21] Care to respond to one of his stronger points, if, indeed, you can find one. [2:27] Take issue with one thing. [2:29] Ossoff, also, too Jewish. [2:31] Boring and Jewish. [2:32] Right amount of Jewish. [2:33] Not boring. [2:35] What is the right amount of Jewish? [2:37] Tell me. [2:37] Let's break that down. [2:40] And Josh Shapiro is a great amount of Jewish. [2:41] All the Jews are fine. [2:43] I'm not falling for this. [2:44] I like that Jesse says that he would just like to see AOC with more white people, [2:48] that that would make him more comfortable with her. [2:50] That would make her more comfortable with us and America. [2:53] She feels fine about you. [2:55] That's not what she said. [2:56] She accused me of sexual harassment. [2:58] I don't want to get between you two about that. [3:00] I just said the thing that she was... [3:02] I'm not even going to say it again. [3:04] All right. [3:06] On a more serious note, the don't know in this poll that being at 45% of who they want, [3:13] that is a good thing. [3:13] There is going to be a huge primary. [3:15] You will get to choose from between 15 to 20 people with a whole range of experiences, [3:20] bringing different things to the table. [3:22] And that's where we should be. [3:24] And on the Republican side, obviously, J.D. Vance has an edge right now. [3:28] I think he was at like 33%. [3:30] But Marco Rubio at 23% and over 30% either wants someone else or don't know who it is. [3:35] But so you're going to have, I think, what looks like a bit of a 2016 redux, [3:39] which will be a good thing for the future of our democracy [3:42] and what life looks like in a post-Trump-on-the-ballot world. [3:48] Emily, what say you? [3:51] Well, Democrats know who they are against, obviously, [3:54] but they have no idea who they are for or what they are for. [3:58] And that's why voters are confused and have no clear horse in the race whatsoever. [4:02] 45% of Americans or of Democrats don't know who the clear presidential candidate could be, [4:09] would be, or don't care. [4:10] And that is the combination of all of those guys combined still don't even reach that number. [4:16] So it's a wide open contest. [4:18] But the whole point is that it exposes these questions that the candidates hasn't answered, [4:22] which is what distinguishes their vision beyond hating Trump [4:25] and beyond whatever schtick video they are trying to do. [4:28] So Whitmer says, oh, we're finally ready for a female president. [4:31] You know, Harris is just writing on her Veep name. [4:35] I mean, all of that is just nonsense. [4:36] They're not digging into what voters are saying or not saying, [4:40] which is give us something specific. [4:42] And then you have the people, the crazies in Los Angeles, [4:45] who rightly so are calling out the absolute cesspool that it is, [4:50] but blaming Trump for it. [4:52] When all of those candidates over there sit on the council already, [4:55] or the mayor already have had complete control [4:58] over the regulations and policies this entire time, [5:01] and somehow everything that goes wrong is still President Trump's fault. [5:04] There's nothing about that that is an actual policy. [5:07] So they're just competing to be the face of the resistance [5:10] when they should be proving that they can be trusted [5:12] with the responsibility of actually governing the country. [5:16] Dana? [5:16] I feel like the Democrats actually, before they get to 2028, [5:19] they've got to have to get through the next two years. [5:21] And right now, they've written a bunch of checks that they can't cash. [5:24] So they are promising that you're going to get Medicare for all. [5:27] Do you think President Trump's going to sign that? [5:29] They're promising that they're going to lower gas prices. [5:31] Or really how? [5:32] Exactly. [5:32] Oh, you're going to get rid of, you're going to end the Iran war. [5:34] He's still commander-in-chief. [5:36] So how are you going to do it? [5:36] Are you going to take money away from the troops? [5:38] Is that the way it's going to be? [5:39] And so everything is going to become a litmus test for them going into 2028. [5:44] And remember when all the candidates on the Democratic side [5:48] were asked to raise their hand? [5:50] Are you for this? [5:51] Are you for that? [5:52] All of those were Bernie Sanders' priorities. [5:54] And you're going to have that once again. [5:56] So before they can get to 28, [5:57] they have to get through the next two years. [5:59] Very astute. [6:00] In order to get to age 70, you've got to reach age 60. [6:04] That's what my doctor told me. [6:06] I ignored him. [6:08] Be sure to like and subscribe for all the Fox News latest on YouTube [6:12] and catch full shows streaming now on Fox 1.