Fox News host Jesse Watters defended Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. after he swam in a sewage-contaminated creek, maintaining that the water appeared clean. On 'The Five,' Watters pointed out that other figures like Pete Hegseth had swum in even dirtier waters, while fellow co-hosts debated the risks and benefits of such actions, implying that exposure to natural water could bolster immunity. The National Park Service had warned against swimming due to high bacteria levels, emphasizing public health concerns amid the lighthearted banter.
This creek looks clean. It doesn't look like it's filled with sewage... I have seen Pete Hegseth swim miles and miles in a Speedo in the Hudson River, which, like, you can't even see through.
We asked him to drain the swamp, not swim in it, but at least he has all his vaccinations. I love this guy, he's what we used to call in the old days an eccentric.
What's worse, having kids swimming in a creek or on an iPhone all day, or an iPad? This is not as bad.
Swimming and wading are not allowed due to high bacteria levels and other infectious pathogens that make swimming, wading, and other contact with the water a hazard to human (and pet) health.
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