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Jesse Watters Makes Wild On-Air Claim and Refuses to Back Down

Watters refused to retract the claim as viewers on X called it absurd and pointed to Pennsylvania’s large Amish population.

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Jesse Watters made some astonishing comments on Fox News’ “The Five”. Watters incredulously said that he believed that the Amish don’t exist. Jesse Watters claimed on Fox News’ The Five that the Amish ‘don’t exist’ According to the OK! Magazine, Watters’s starting comment did not sit well with social media users. The Fox News host […]

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Jesse Watters Makes Wild On-Air Claim and Refuses to Back Down

Jesse Watters made some astonishing comments on Fox News’ “The Five”. Watters incredulously said that he believed that the Amish don’t exist. Jesse Watters claimed on Fox News’ The Five that the Amish ‘don’t exist’ According to the OK! Magazine, Watters’s starting comment did not sit well with social media users. The Fox News host […]

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Fox News' Jesse Watters Faces Backlash From Critics Over Amish Remark

Watters churned up controversy and disbelief when he seemed to insist Amish people aren't real.

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Fox News Viewers Turn on Jesse Watters After He Claims the Amish Don't Exist: 'Stupid' and 'Not Funny'

Fox News host Jesse Watters was blasted for his bizarre on-air remarks claiming he doesn't believe the Amish actually exist.

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OK! Magazine broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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