If I'm the boss and my workers pull this garbage, this is what I do.
I start garnishing wages and then I start docking vacation days.
And then you know what I do?
>> What? >> I get my private security guards to go
over to her house on a Thursday afternoon at 03:00 to see what she's up to.
>> It is incredible that the very individuals, especially in conservative
media who go around accusing teachers of being groomers,
openly admit to their creepy tendencies on air.
That was Jesse Watters talking about what he would do to employees if
he were their boss in the context of a discussion about remote work.
Now of course, Fox has this mentality that workers are lazy and
you have to keep an eye on them, they're against the remote work.
Now, 61% of people working from home are doing so because they want to,
even though their office is open.
People do prefer remote work for a variety of reasons, right?
You save time, you don't have to deal with the commute, you save money.
You don't have to spend money on gas and
you're in the comfort of your own home as you're working.
Now, that was according to a January survey, by the way,
of almost 6000 workers, and here's another poll from the Society for HR management.
I did not know that society existed, but apparently it does.
So 48% of about 1700 surveyed workers in the US said
they will definitely seek a remote position for their next job.
Employees would consider pursuing or remaining in an onsite role for
an annual raise of 20% with a 30 minutes commute, 15% with a 15 minutes commute,
or 10% for a hybrid job with a 30 minutes commute.
So before we get to more creepy video of dirty Watters,
do you have any thoughts on this, Cenk?
>> Yeah, so look, it's a fine debate about, hey, should people come in or not?
I think it depends on the job that's at stake here.
But Jesse Watters gives you a sense of how conservatives think.
They don't think from the perspective of the employees, the average American.
They think from the perspective of the boss, the rich person who needs to use
them as widgets and brutalize them and he's gonna be honest about it.
>> Now, after he went on that little rant about what he would do if you were
the employer and the workers were working remotely.
Apparently Jeanine Piro concluded that he would face some sort of harassment law
suit if you were ever to pull off that sick stunt.
Let's take a look at that exchange.
>> Maybe I find her at the mall,
maybe she's at TGI Fridays throwing back cocktails.
Maybe I have footage of her trying on blouses at Anne Taylor.
You know what I do?
I give her an opportunity to be honest.
I say, listen, were you working on the project on Thursday afternoon?
And if she lies to me and she says yes, I was.
I present her with the evidence, you were trying on blouses,
you were knocking back cocktails.
And then she says, you were following me?
And then I said, I will waste my own company resources on frivolous,
petty things like that however I damn well please.
I'm the CEO of this company.
And then she says, you know what, I'm filing an HR complaint against you.
I said, you can't file one because you just got fired.
And then you know what I do?
I hire someone half her age and pay her half her salary.
>> Yes, and then you know what?
She charges you with stalking and harassment.
>> Jeanine Piro is right, because that is what he would be doing, but
it's interesting what he likes to fantasize about.
>> Yeah, so, two different cases.
He said that he would have tape of her changing blouses, right?
>> Yeah. >> Seems relatively obsessed with that,
right?
So that's point one, point two is, Jeanine Piro caught feelings.
Not at that, but when he said, I'd fire her and hire someone half her age at half
her salary and then all of a sudden, finally, the guys are laughing, right?
Including former Democrat Harold Ford Jr there, okay, but then Piro is like,
wait a minute.
What do you mean, half age, half the salary?
And that is what employers do that are jerks like Jesse Watters.
>> Yeah, Jeanine, get to know the room you're in, get to know the people you
surround yourself with and what they actually think about you.
Now, look, Jesse Watters has said so
many creepy things on air that we literally have a compilation about it.
So let's watch.
When I was trying to get Emma to date me, first thing I did,
let the air out of her tires.
She couldn't go anywhere, she needed a lift.
I said, hey, you need a lift?
She copped right into the car.
>> Does she know this story?
>> No, she doesn't know the story.
And I wanna speak directly to the heiress right now, Dana hold my hand.
>> Boy.
>> Women need men, and men need women, we need each other.
And if you understand nature,
you understand there is not a war between the sexes.
We need to make love, not war.
That's AOC, she's not ripe enough to run for president.
First, she has to get married, and then you have to get pregnant.
>> Why?
>> No, this is how it goes, single women are breaking for Democrats by 130 points.
And this makes sense when you think about how Democrat policies are designed to keep
women single.
So we need these ladies to get married.
Women do not like making decisions, they want a man to make the decision.
>> Obviously, he's disgusting, he's terrible, he's a sexist, misogynist,
hence the leading candidate to take Tucker Carlson's job.