How I Saved the World Quotes

“You don't judge the 1820s America by 2020 standards. You judge the 1820s by which people helped build what became 2020 America. As individuals, we can acknowledge our sins, repent and grow. As a nation, we should do the same. A man without a memory is lost, and so is a nation. We can't learn from the past if we erase it.”
― Jesse Watters, How I Saved the World

“Liberals can’t debate, so instead, they seek to silence. Anything liberals disagree with, they label hate speech, and freak out about. Political correctness is the weapon the Left uses to shut us up. Don’t fall for it.”
― Jesse Watters, How I Saved the World

“I moved back in with my parents in New York and got a job in politics. The George Pataki for Governor reelection campaign was in full swing. The Republican governor put a judge on the ticket to run as his attorney general candidate. Her name was Judge Irizarry, but people called her Judge “Irregardless.” Nobody on the Pataki campaign thought much of her since she’d get smoked by the incumbent Democrat attorney general running against her: Eliot Spitzer. His nickname was “the Steamroller.” He was a hard-charging, ambitious dude, and my job was to take him down with opposition research. I wasn’t very good at it because I missed the fact that he was sleeping with escorts up and down the East Coast. His new nickname became “Client Number 9” when a madame’s little black book was released.”
― Jesse Watters, How I Saved the World

“Conservatives are forced to digest the liberal worldview in school, in corporate America, through Hollywood, and in social media. We deal with it. We tolerate it. Many liberals go through their entire lives in a warm, comfortable progressive cocoon. When they see a clip of a conservative on cable or hear President Trump speak, or heaven forbid Jesse Watters visits their campus, it rattles their fragile world to the core. A new generation of liberals has been bred without an ounce of resilience.”
― Jesse Watters, How I Saved the World