Fox Biz’s Gasparino to WSJ: “They couldn’t wear my jockstrap”

Charlie Gasparino, senior correspondent Fox Business News, has bashed his colleagues at the Wall Street Journal by saying that they couldn’t “wear his jockstrap.”

Appearing on Fox Business Network’s Cavuto: Coast to Coast, on Thursday, Gasparino found it necessary to publicly call out the Wall Street Journal over their report that “AT&T is exploring options to sell DirecTV,” noting that Fox Business was first on the beat.

“I want to say this you know, because we broke the story. I want to say that the Wall Street Journal—the editor there who went to my wedding, Matt Murray—the reporters, who are probably good reporters, but they couldn’t wear my jockstrap as a reporter or hold it, I think hold it is the term,” Gasparino boasted.

“Here is the thing,” Gasparino added. “They won’t cite us breaking the story two days ago but it was my producer, Lydia Moynihan, who beat the hell out of the Wall Street Journal”and at least—I know they’re mad that 14 years ago I left them in the dust, that I went to work other places including here—but get over it! Give Lydia—you took her story!”

After Charlie suggested the Journal was holding a 14-year-old grudge against him for leaving the paper, Cavuto pointed out that the newspaper is corporate partners with Fox Business.

Gasparino would go on to spend the next few moments scolding the Wall Street Journal for not giving his producer due credit for breaking the AT&T story.

Cavuto, meanwhile said, “We all breathe the same air” while pondering “how much more” Gasparino can destroy his career.

“Listen when they break stories—the Wall Street Journal does this—we say it,” an undeterred Gasparino replied. “Right? Don’t we?”

“I don’t know,” Cavuto mumbled as Gasparino laughed before tossing to commercial break.