Bill O'Reilly is a misogynist who isn't fond of single women who don't conform to his medieval standards of womanhood. One suspects that Bill enjoys doing what he thinks is his sacred duty to discipline them by exposing their slatternly ways, such as when he engaged in some really creepy cyber stalking of Miley Cyrus whose attire and demeanor didn't meet Bill's approval. And for her advocacy of women's reproductive rights, Sandra Fluke earned a barrage of metaphorical slaps from Bill who thinks - true story - that if women refrained from drunken, slutty behavior, they wouldn't get pregnant. Last week, Bill combined his need to shame women with a bit of his patented voyeurism in a Jesse Watters "humor" piece designed, on one level, to show that when it comes to politics, young women are just too irresponsible to vote intelligently. On another level it was just more creepy and possibly pleasurable stalking done to further denigrate women.

Bill began by reporting that while the presidential gender gap has narrowed, not much more polling has been done on that issue and that's why he sent out his paid stalker, Jesse Watters, to "do our own investigation" with "single ladies who were out socializing pre-Halloween."  "Watters World" began with Beyonce's "Single Ladies" playing in the background.  He then spoke with some young women who were attending Halloween parties while visibly leching on their cleavage. As Andrea Marcotte points out, he used the camera to "condescendingly make 'can you believe they have a right to vote?!' faces at the camera in response to the women's selectively edited answers to his questions."

A smirking Watters asked one of the Obama suporters (several supported Romney) if she was a "radical feminist." After she said that if that means supporting equal rights for women, she's a feminist, Watters spliced in a film clip of an actor saying "I sure to appreciate knowing that." After asking a serious question about Benghazi and getting a serious answer, he elicited comments about the attractiveness of the candidates. To his questions about where these women get their information, the answers were edited to make some of them look stupid except for those who praised Bill O'Reilly.

Wonder if Watters will be "polling" cute young men about their political preferences?  Nah...