Former Democratic Campaign Operative’s Prediction About Kamala Makes Jesse Watters So Gleeful He Pumps Fist In Air

Fox News host Jesse Watters threw his fist in the air as a former Democratic campaign operative dropped a political prediction about former Vice President Kamala Harris.

During an appearance on “Jesse Watters Primetime,” former Democratic campaign operative Evan Barker made a prediction that Harris will be the 2028 Democratic presidential nominee—no matter what. The prediction came during a discussion about Harris’ political ambitions and the state of the Democratic Party leadership.

“I think that there’s a segment of Democrats right now that are still behind Kamala, because I think Democrats have this tendency to go along with whose turn is it next, right? They don’t actually want the Democratic voters to pick their own candidates, as evidenced with Bernie in 2016 and 2020, and then again in 2024, when she was handed the candidacy on a silver platter,” Barker told Watters. “So I think what will happen, and I’m making this prediction now, is that regardless if Kamala decides to run for governor or if she decides to run for president, she is going to run, and she will end up becoming the Democratic nominee for the president.”

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Barker didn’t stop there and said that the machine’s already moving with donors, the super PACs, the consultants—they’re all lining up behind Kamala.

“The way that it’s going to go down is the machine is just going to rally behind her. That’s what they always do,” Barker told Watters. “Even if you have another really good kid on stage, they’re still going to be all of the donors and the Democratic super PACs behind her because they really do have this belief that it should just go to her because it’s because she has a mandate to run.”

Democratic Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett posted on X that the 2024 election proved why Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) matters, saying that Harris was unfairly dismissed due to her race and gender while voters gave a pass to an unqualified opponent who lied about his plans. Barker also took a jab at Crockett.