Jesse Watters Shares Cringiest Possible Defense Of RFK Jr.’s Sewage Dip

Watters claimed during a panel discussion Tuesday on “The Five” that the water “looks clean” in the photos Kennedy shared on social media. His co-hosts agreed.

“RFK Jr. is testing his immunity this weekend by jumping into a sewage-filled creek in Washington, D.C., deemed unsafe due to its high levels of bacteria,” said Marie Harf. “But RFK, who’s allegedly already survived a brain worm, clearly isn’t worried.”

She asked her co-host Katie Pavlich: “Katie, I think he also took his grandkids in with him?”

Pavlich replied, “Hey, it’s good for your immune system. I myself have swam in the Potomac.”

Harf interrupted, “I have, too!”

“It’s probably just as bad as this creek,” said Pavlich. “And I have a friend named Corey, and he ate a raw clam once from the bowels of the Potomac. He survived! So, I think it’s OK. It’s alright, you live a little. Enjoy, get outside. It can’t be worse than the tap water, come on.”

When asked if he would “swim in a sewage-filled creek,” Watters joined the chorus.

“That creek looks clean,” he said in another clip shared on social media. “It doesn’t look like it’s filled with sewage. And I have seen Pete Hegseth swim miles and miles in a Speedo in the Hudson River, which, like, you can’t even see through. This, you can see right through.”

Watters concluded, “I think it’s fine.”

The National Park Service website warns against swimming in Rock Creek due to the “high levels of bacteria and other infectious pathogens that make swimming, wading, and other contact with the water a hazard to human (and pet) health.”

However, social media wasn’t buying Watters and “The Five” crew’s take on Kennedy’s swim at Rock Creek as indicated by the brutal takedowns posted online.