On Oct. 20, Fox News host Neil Cavuto released a statement saying that he had tested positive for COVID-19. Cavuto made it very clear in his statement that his was a breakthrough case, as he had been vaccinated against COVID-19. The fact that an on-air Fox News TV personality was vaccinated against COVID-19 was not news, as the company has some of the strictest COVID-19 vaccination policies in the private business sphere. What was news was that he went one step further and told his audience that the vaccine was a lifesaver because Cavuto himself has underlying health conditions, and credited the vaccine with saving his life.
Writing, “I hope anyone and everyone gets that message loud and clear. Get vaccinated, for yourself and everyone around you. Everyone wins,” Cavuto went very hard against the prominent anti-vaxx mythology that because breakthrough COVID-19 cases exist, this means the vaccine is somehow not effective at all. Predictably, Fox News tried very hard to be the single media outlet NOT TO COVER its own host’s statement, and when finally acknowledging Cavuto had tested positive, didn’t report on his statement at all.
Well, Neil Cavuto has heard back from Fox News viewers and it turns out they heard about his statement—and would have preferred that he die rather than promote the vaccine.
On Monday, Cavuto appeared on a segment with one of the other dark-haired, more somber-looking, likely less popular Fox News host’s shows. Once again he made a plea to viewers to set aside their partisan politics and do the right thing in the name of public health. Saying he understood that people had strong feelings about being mandated to do anything, Cavuto implored the Fox News audience to think of all the people like Neil Cavuto, who are immunocompromised (Cavuto has been very public about his decades-old multiple sclerosis diagnosis). He rightfully pointed out that while he is open about his medical conditions at his workplace, there are many people who you work around that have conditions that you are likely not aware of, and getting vaccinated can help protect them as well as you and your family.
Cavuto appearing on Fox News after his statement forced Fox News to find
Cavuto returned to his show on Tuesday, though he broadcasted remotely from his home, and before launching into attacking the infrastructure bill for being a “tax and spending” bill, he brought on someone to go over the reactions he’s received via email for his statement on public health. Those reactions were … not shocking at all.
An important reminder here: The Fox News audience has been told in no uncertain terms that besides being “experimental” the vaccine might be poison, and might symbolize some New World Order communist plot to feed your grandchildren to Muslims that live in Jewish globalist cages inside of China and want to replace white people with atheists who believe in a Black Jesus.
One viewer who went by the name “TJ” wrote: "It’s clear you’ve lost some weight with all this stuff. Good for you. But I'm not happy with less of you. I want 'none' of you. I want you gone. Dead. Caput. Fini. Get it? Now, take your two-bit advice, deep-six it, and you!"
A fellow named Vince Langman wrote: [sic]
It sort of reads like the world’s worst attempt at a joke, an opinion, and a haiku, maybe? Then someone going by the moniker “Ignis, Aspiring to Aspire,” wrote that:
Besides that not being the defining characteristic of Tigger, it is hard to honestly understand how this Fox News slam was supposed to work. Finally, SoylentGreenIsPeople writes that “When the asses gather, they call Cavuto boss...”
Ummm. Okaaaaaaaaaaay?
Well, in Cavuto’s case, he and his colleagues have worked very hard to cultivate this warped angry reality-television viewership. So in one way, they’ve earned it.
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Writing, “I hope anyone and everyone gets that message loud and clear. Get vaccinated, for yourself and everyone around you. Everyone wins,” Cavuto went very hard against the prominent anti-vaxx mythology that because breakthrough COVID-19 cases exist, this means the vaccine is somehow not effective at all. Predictably, Fox News tried very hard to be the single media outlet NOT TO COVER its own host’s statement, and when finally acknowledging Cavuto had tested positive, didn’t report on his statement at all.
Well, Neil Cavuto has heard back from Fox News viewers and it turns out they heard about his statement—and would have preferred that he die rather than promote the vaccine.
On Monday, Cavuto appeared on a segment with one of the other dark-haired, more somber-looking, likely less popular Fox News host’s shows. Once again he made a plea to viewers to set aside their partisan politics and do the right thing in the name of public health. Saying he understood that people had strong feelings about being mandated to do anything, Cavuto implored the Fox News audience to think of all the people like Neil Cavuto, who are immunocompromised (Cavuto has been very public about his decades-old multiple sclerosis diagnosis). He rightfully pointed out that while he is open about his medical conditions at his workplace, there are many people who you work around that have conditions that you are likely not aware of, and getting vaccinated can help protect them as well as you and your family.
Cavuto appearing on Fox News after his statement forced Fox News to find
Cavuto returned to his show on Tuesday, though he broadcasted remotely from his home, and before launching into attacking the infrastructure bill for being a “tax and spending” bill, he brought on someone to go over the reactions he’s received via email for his statement on public health. Those reactions were … not shocking at all.
An important reminder here: The Fox News audience has been told in no uncertain terms that besides being “experimental” the vaccine might be poison, and might symbolize some New World Order communist plot to feed your grandchildren to Muslims that live in Jewish globalist cages inside of China and want to replace white people with atheists who believe in a Black Jesus.
One viewer who went by the name “TJ” wrote: "It’s clear you’ve lost some weight with all this stuff. Good for you. But I'm not happy with less of you. I want 'none' of you. I want you gone. Dead. Caput. Fini. Get it? Now, take your two-bit advice, deep-six it, and you!"
A fellow named Vince Langman wrote: [sic]
It sort of reads like the world’s worst attempt at a joke, an opinion, and a haiku, maybe? Then someone going by the moniker “Ignis, Aspiring to Aspire,” wrote that:
Besides that not being the defining characteristic of Tigger, it is hard to honestly understand how this Fox News slam was supposed to work. Finally, SoylentGreenIsPeople writes that “When the asses gather, they call Cavuto boss...”
Ummm. Okaaaaaaaaaaay?
Well, in Cavuto’s case, he and his colleagues have worked very hard to cultivate this warped angry reality-television viewership. So in one way, they’ve earned it.
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