Watch: Fox News Host Can Hardly Control His Glee After Black Guest Said This About ‘Mothers of the Movement’

On the July 28 edition of Fox Business’ “Varney & Co,” conservative commentator Kevin Jackson comments on the “Mothers of the Movement” and treatment of law enforcement at Democratic National Convention.

In the clip, Jackson tells Stuart Varney, that Democrats disrespected police officers nationwide.

“… They have police officers at the convention but they didn’t have the wives of the fallen or the husbands of the fallen police officers. And as I said before they didn’t have any of the victims of Black crime but they showcase these mothers who by the way many of whom raised thugs. They were showcasing the mothers of women who raise thugs who try to kill cops and try to make this the new narrative that police are bad. Look, there are 600,000 police officers in this country. Their families are impacted. The Democrats have shot themselves in the foot but it’s not just a slap in the face to the police officers …”

Following Jackson’s disrespectful comment, Varney was eager to invite him to the show again.

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