This claim is true because multiple reports published on August 18-19, 2026, attribute to Jesse Watters the acknowledgment that President Donald Trump has made much more sleazy statements than Jon Ossoff’s quip about Natalie Harp.
Jesse Watters said that Donald Trump has made “so much more sleazy” statements than a quip by Jon Ossoff.

Watters: Trump has said ‘so much more sleazy things’ than Ossoff’s quip
Source: thehill.com
Key Evidence
The Hill directly reported that Jesse Watters acknowledged President Trump has said “so much more sleazy things” than Jon Ossoff’s quip about Natalie Harp.
Mediaite, TheWrap, and Yahoo published closely matching accounts of Watters’s remarks on August 18-19, 2026.
The claim concerns comments made during President Trump’s current presidency, not a historical statement by a former president.
What the Evidence Shows
The statement accurately summarizes Jesse Watters’s remarks on Fox News. The Hill reported that Watters said President Trump has made “so much more sleazy things” than Sen. Jon Ossoff’s comment concerning White House aide Natalie Harp. Mediaite and TheWrap provided substantially similar accounts, while Yahoo’s report described Watters as rhetorically acknowledging that Trump has said much worse or sleazier things about other people.
The wording in the submitted claim is a reasonable condensation of the reported remarks. The available sources vary slightly between “statements,” “things,” and “comments,” but that difference does not materially alter the claim. The sources also indicate that Watters was explaining why he was not particularly offended by Ossoff’s quip, rather than necessarily endorsing Ossoff’s broader criticism of President Trump.
Several other sources provide context about the underlying exchange. The Hill, CNN, and AL.com reported on Ossoff’s criticism of President Trump and Trump’s response, including Trump’s “Pee-wee Herman” insult. Those reports help establish the political dispute but do not independently document Watters’s precise wording. The Facebook result is incomplete and does not provide enough usable information to assess the statement independently.