Fox News host Jesse Watters recently revealed startling findings about the man behind a failed assassination attempt on President Trump. Ryan Wesley Routh, the alleged would-be shooter, has a mysterious and murky history that leaves more questions than answers. Watters’ investigation into Routh’s past paints a disturbing picture of a man who somehow managed to escape accountability while traveling across the globe, despite significant financial troubles.
Routh, a 58-year-old North Carolina native, reportedly sold his modest home in 2022, netting around $174,000. However, what’s baffling is how a man with barely $68 in his bank account, behind on child support payments, was able to finance his international travels. Watters broke down the details of Routh’s bizarre financial situation, noting that he managed to travel to various destinations like Poland, Ukraine, and other Eastern European countries, often staying abroad for extended periods. “It remains a mystery as to how he afforded the junkets,” Watters pointed out on his show Thursday night.
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By the time Routh turned up at Trump’s golf course in Florida, armed with an AK-47-style rifle, he had already accumulated multiple felonies and was living in a barn. His financial record, as analyzed by Watters and his team, shows that Routh had consistently fallen behind on child support payments, a debt his ex-wife eventually forgave due to his dire financial state. Despite this, he somehow made his way to Hawaii, purchasing an $800,000 bungalow. “How does a man with no money for child support suddenly start living in a pricey house in Hawaii and afford flights to Taiwan, Turkey, Poland, Ukraine?” Watters asked, raising legitimate concerns about Routh’s funding sources.
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