Jesse Watters demands more eye candy from female Trump appointees

In a recent broadcast, Jesse Watters, a host on Fox News, sparked significant backlash after he expressed a desire to see more visual appeal from female members of the Trump administration. This comment was made during an episode of 'The Five,' after footage of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. performing various exercises became popular, drawing millions of views. Watters suggested that viewers should be able to see female appointees like Linda McMahon, who is 76 and nominated to lead the Department of Education, engaging in activities such as yoga. He also mentioned Tulsi Gabbard, 43, who has been nominated as Trump’s director of national intelligence, suggesting he would like to see her surfing. His remarks were met with immediate criticism from various users on social media, who pointed out that his perspective seemed to confuse political commentary with an entertainment casting call, deeming the notion inappropriate. This incident highlights ongoing societal debates regarding the representation of women in politics and the objectification they often face in public discourse. The ensuing criticism reflects a broader concern about how women in positions of power are viewed in the political arena, and it brings attention to the challenges they confront in fighting against stereotypes and objectification that detract from their professional qualifications and roles.