Jesse Watters: NRA terrorists described as "crazy"

Jesse Watters of Fox News was excited on Wednesday by "The Five" after San Francisco passed a resolution declaring the National Rifle Association "a national terrorist organization."

"The San Francisco case is ridiculous because an alien was right there, five times deported as a criminal.He shot an innocent woman with a gun.He was acquitted," said Watters. "He gets the protection [in] a shrine town, but a law-abiding NRA member is described as a terrorist. It's absolutely crazy. "

Watters was referring to news on Friday that a California state court of appeal had overturned the only conviction of an undocumented immigrant who had killed Kate Steinle on the San Waterfront. Francisco in 2015, case that had attracted the attention of the country and had become a turning point in the debate on illegal immigration. .

The San Francisco supervisory board on Tuesday passed a resolution stating that the US was "struck by an epidemic of gun violence" and accusing the NRA of using "its considerable wealth and organizational strength to promote the possession of Firearms and inciting the owners to acts of violence ".

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Watters warned that the Democrats were considering confiscating American weapons and had declared that it was impossible to do so.

"People like to say," You know, there are 10 to 20 million illegal immigrants in this country. You can not collect them. It is impossible. That's too many people. "Well, there are hundreds of millions of guns in this country … how are you going to confiscate and collect all those guns, either?" Says Watters. "It's impossible."

Co-host Dana Perino said it was not up to the county supervisory board to label the groups as "national terrorists" and that they could better serve the voters of their city by focusing on other problems.

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"They have to focus on many issues and that's what you should do when you're the county's supervisory board," said Perino.

Samuel Chamberlain and Adam Shaw of Fox News contributed to this report.