The Five' co-host Jesse Watters on Monday's show reacted to President Trump's second inauguration address, calling it an exciting time to be alive. "This was the hope and change speech that Obama never really delivered on,

Fox News host Jesse Watters discusses President Biden’s final public appearances before he leaves the Oval Office on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’

Fox News host Jesse Watters explains why companies now want to be associated with President-elect Donald Trump and 'kiss the ring' in his opening monologue.

Fox News co-hosts Kayleigh McEnany and Harold Ford Jr. react to President Biden's final Oval Office address on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'

Joe Biden gave his farewell address Wednesday and Fox News' Dana Perino trashed it. CNN's David Axelrod loved it. MSNBC's Alex Wagner got it right.

Fox host Jesse Watters claims that gay people are “nuts” to think that Donald Trump is going to attack LGBTQ+ rights in his second term in office while discussing a Philadelphia Inquirer article about how some LGBTQ+ people are getting guns to prepare for the next four years.

Right-wing media pundits were unimpressed with President Joe Biden’s farewell speech on Thursday, including one Fox panelist who could hardly believe AI didn’t write it and another Newsmax anchor who suggested Biden’s dentures were coming loose.

DONALD Trump’s first full day back as US President has kicked off with the Don set to continue with the celebrations today. Just moments after being announced as the 47th President of the

Former Democratic Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich said Thursday on Fox News that the Democratic Party is now “paying the price”

Dana Perino tore into President Joe Biden's farewell address, arguing that it came across as though his "speechwriters have already left the building."

Biden gave a ‘bitter and divisive’ farewell speech: Jesse Watters ‘The Five’ co-hosts analyze President Biden’s farewell address from the Oval Office and his warnings about ‘oligarchy

Kid Rock got the party going at Trump's Victory Rally on January 19 and performed 'Sweet Home Alabama' to kick-start his set in Washington, DC