Watters: Americans are pleading with Biden to do something for U.S. 'for once'
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The "Jesse Watters Primetime" host put America first in Tuesday's opening monologue.
President Joe Biden. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images) Gas pump showing high gas prices in Lafayette, California. (Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images) President Joe Biden. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
"We care about our money, our borders and our safety," he continued. "We just want [President] Biden to do something — for us for once. Not his donors, not the allies and his family members — just once, for us."
Watters said it "feel[s] like a war's begun" between Ukraine and Russia, adding that it didn't take long for Americans to feel it in their "bank accounts," with the global economy "shuttered" and the price of oil nearing $100 a barrel.
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