Leaked Texts Show Who Jesse Watters Wanted FIRED From Fox News

Hey ladies and gentlemen, Carmine Sabia here for Explain America

We have a big story today about Jesse Waters, Tucker Carlson, and who Jesse Waters wanted fired from the network

And well, he kind of got his wish in a way. Folks, before we get started, please make sure you like, comment, share and subscribe

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Folks, Jesse Waters had a text exchange with Tucker Carlson. Now, this text exchange somehow got leaked to a left wing news outlet and it was published

But what Jesse Waters said, it was kind of like what a lot of us were thinking

It wasn't so bad. I don't think there's anything really damaging in it. Jesse Waters talked to Tucker Carlson about the coverage that two particular anchors were giving

on the Fox News channel, and he felt that it could damage the network

Well, Tucker agreed with him. In fact, Tucker said, I would go somewhere else if I could, but I'm probably going to die here

Meaning at Fox News. Now, as it turns out later on down the road, Fox gave him the ax because he wasn't towing their line

But what happened was Jesse Waters wanted Chris Wallace and your world host, Neil Cavuto, to get fired

He was tired of the anti-Trump rhetoric from them. And what he said was, we really need to get rid of them and bring on new Trump people

And I'm not saying verbatim what he said. I'm paraphrasing. I'm not going to read the man's private text messages

You know, that's something that a news outlet would do that, you know, I don't know, wanted to publish them

And I think it's an invasion of privacy. However, because in the interest of journalism, we have to we did post it in our story on it

And you'll see that story posted in the top of the comments here. So if you want to actually read the text message exchange, you can click on that story

But the gist is he wanted Wallace and Cavuto gone. Now he got half his wish

Wallace was gone. And nobody knows to this day if it was a mutual parting, if Wallace left, if he was fired

Fox and Chris, they kind of kept that pretty vague. But the fact remains that Waters was correct

He was correct in what he was saying. People were tired. How tired were you of hearing Chris Wallace and Neil Cavuto every day

And what he said was and Tucker agreed we have to bring on some pro Trump people

And I find it interesting because in one vein, these liberal news organizations are saying, well, Tucker hated Trump

But when you read Tucker's private messages, they're showing a guy who wants the network to gear more towards pro

Trump coverage. So which one is it? And you can't have both

Are there times where Tucker maybe was frustrated with some of the things Trump was saying

I think a lot of conservatives can get frustrated with Trump sometimes, myself included

Sometimes he says things and you just go, why do you say that? You know, not because you disagree with him so much as you know, you now have to defend it and you know that it's going to be

taken out of context. You know, people are going to twist his words and you would just, you know, kind of want him sometimes to reign

it in and be more careful about what he says. At least I do. Sometimes you may not feel that way

The point here, though, is that I think Tucker and Waters were correct

There was way too much anti-Trump bias on the network. I think there still is a lot today

And I think that, you know, when most of your audience and that's what Jesse and Tucker talked about, their core audience, us

you know, when your core audience really is fans of this guy, why would you bring on anchors to insult them

And then you fire Tucker Carlson, an anchor everybody loves. You know, sometimes it feels like Fox News is just smacking us in the face

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