Jesse Watters Makes Staggering Claim About Masculinity, So Brace Yourself
Jesse Watters cited research on Monday, claiming that a desk job 'makes you a woman.' It was a take so dizzy that 'The Five' cohost Jeanine Pirro pushed back. (Watch the video below.)
The Fox News cohosts were debating a MAGA author's claim that President Donald Trump's tariffs will reverse a crisis of masculinity in the U.S. by bringing back jobs requiring brawn.
Watters, whose comments on gender are annoyingly frequent, weighed in.
'When you sit behind a screen all day, it makes you a woman,' he said. 'Studies have shown this,' he continued as one of the panelists cackled. 'Studies have shown this!'
'If you're out working ... you are around other guys; you're not around HR ladies and lawyers. That gives you estrogen,' he said.
'You sit behind a screen,' Pirro snapped with the hypocrisy dagger.
Watters: When you sit behind a screen all day, it makes you a woman. Studies have shown this. Jeanine: You sit behind a screen. pic.twitter.com/jo7vew983y
— Acyn (@Acyn) April 7, 2025
In recent lectures on masculinity, Watters instructed men on how they should wave and belittled those who grocery shop with their wives.
And, fellas, don't get him started on licking ice cream in public.
Watters' latest blather fired up dissenters on X:
If BETA's had a mascot it would be that guy 😂
— Ash'Ley Rushin (@rushgotjokes) April 7, 2025
Watters is a misogynist. Which farcical study is that?
— Last Day With You (@Last_DayWithYou) April 7, 2025
I think Watters protests too much about the things men are supposed to do. Such weak, immature men at fox.
— Anna Baxter (@MsAnnaBaxter) April 8, 2025
"Studies have shown that when you sit behind a screen all day you become a woman" is coming out of the same mouth that says "Trans women will never be women" These people are fucking idiots. These people are constantly "You're not a man if x thing." Yet they think there are…
— Locikittie (Proper Politics) (@ProperPoliticsV) April 8, 2025
projection to the highest
— lîsk (@x_lisk_x) April 8, 2025
WHY is Watters ALWAYS analyzing other people's sexuality and sexual identity?Dude has got some serious conflicts and most likely a closet FULL of skeletons. pic.twitter.com/x7GwAemXxK
— The Resistor Sister®️♥️🇺🇸 (@the_resistor) April 7, 2025
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