Chris Hayes Nails 'Cowardly' Fox News For Its Biggest Vaccine Hypocrisy Yet
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The MSNBC host spots how the network is quietly doing exactly what its hosts rail against.
MSNBC host Chris Hayes ripped Fox News for attacking the effort to vaccinate people against the coronavirus, even as the right-wing network’s hosts spread misinformation and disinformation “in the most cowardly way possible.” “It’s not, ‘Don’t get vaccinated,’” Hayes said. “It’s: ‘We’re just asking questions. We don’t take a position. Don’t take medical advice from people on TV. They’re trying to get you to comply so you should not comply.’ It’s like, anti-pro-vax and all while doing everything possible to stoke fears about the vaccine.” Fox News, he said, has done the same thing about other life-saving measures, such as wearing masks.
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