Fox News host Jesse Watters accused President Joe Biden of turning the
"War on Terror" into all-out war against Republicans - and adopting the
same language that had previously been reserved for terrorists in the
process.

Watters unloaded on the president during his Monday evening monologue,
arguing that Biden's language when attacking the opposing political
party bore a striking resemblance to the language used by former
President George W. Bush in the aftermath of the 9/11 terror attacks on
American soil.

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"If I believe Hunter's laptop is real, am I going to Gitmo?"
@JesseBWatters says Biden has transformed the "War on Terror"
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Watters shared several clips - including one of Homeland Security
Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas - recognizing the 21st anniversary of the
9/11 attacks and making an immediate pivot to invoke the January 6th
riot on Capitol Hill.

"When 9/11 occurred in those - in those years, we were very focused on
the foreign terrorist. Now we are seeing an emerging threat, of course
over the last several years of the domestic violent extremist, an
ideology of hate," Mayorkas said in the clip. "Antigovernment
sentiment. False narratives propagated on online platforms. Even
personal grievances."

"That was a sitting U.S. Senator the former Secretary of State, and the
Secretary of Homeland Security just casually pivoting from 9/11 to
January 6th. Did you guys notice how casual that was?" Watters
observed. "They just said Khalid Sheikh Mohammed is Stephen Miller with
a beard."

"I remember during the Bush years when Democrats would howl at
Republicans for `politicizing 9/11' because they wore a little flag
pin," Watters continued. "Now Democrats declared a war on terror
against Republicans on the anniversary of 9/11. What makes you a
terrorist again? Because you have personal grievances? Well, I have a
personal grievance, is that going to put me on a no-fly list? You are a
terrorist for believing in false narratives? If I believe Hunter's
laptop is real am I going to Gitmo? And the big guy sounds like W.,
except the enemy is a red hat instead of a box cutter."

Watters went on to share a series of clips side by side - of former
President George W. Bush referring to terrorists and of President Joe
Biden referring to "MAGA Republicans" - to show just how similar their
words have been.

George W. Bush: "I will not wait on events while dangers gather. I will
not stand by as peril draws closer and closer."

Joe Biden: "I will not stand by and watch. I will not stand by and
watch elections in this country stolen by people who simply refuse to
accept that they lost."

George W. Bush: "They embrace tyranny and death as a cause and a creed.
We stand for a different choice."

Joe Biden: "MAGA Republicans have made their choice, they embrace
anger, they thrive on chaos, they live not in the light of truth but in
the shadow of lies."

"This is Biden's war on terror," Watters concluded. "He's straight up
saying, `You're either with us or you're against us.'"

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Let's go Brandon!