People Are Calling Out This "O'Reilly Factor" Segment For Mocking Asian-Americans
“They’re such a polite people, they won’t walk away or tell me to get out of here, they just sit there and say nothing,” the correspondent said in the segment.
A segment on The O'Reilly Factor that aired Monday has people in disbelief over what they say is its blatant mockery of Asian-Americans.
The segment shows correspondent Jesse Watters interviewing Asian-American people in New York’s Chinatown on their thoughts on the election, interspersed with movie clips portraying Asian stereotypes.
Those included asking people to teach him how to bow, asking if "everything's made in China," asking whether one person knows karate, and accusing a vendor of selling stolen watches, to name a few.
At one point, Watters interviews an elderly woman who does not appear to speak English, followed by a movie clip that says, "Speak! Speak! Why don't you speak!"
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He also asks two young women "how do they dance in China," and briefly has them dance for him.
Along with a reaction clip of two Japanese schoolgirls giggling.
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"They're such a polite people, they won't walk away or tell me to get out of here, they just sit there and say nothing," Watters said.
The two concluded that it was "gentle fun" and "all in good fun."