Sunny Hostin calls out Tucker Carlson for sabotaging COVID-19 vaccine
Sunny Hostin summoned Tucker Carlson on The View after the Fox News host postulated on his show that the U.S. government isn’t informing the public that COVID-19 vaccines are “ineffective and dangerous.”
Sunny’s husband is a doctor, is well aware of the ins and outs of COVID-19. Both her in-laws passed away in Dec. 2020 after contracting the coronavirus. She recalled Tucker of her personal mishappening that she had gone through. She warned that his “irresponsible messaging” about the COVID-19 vaccine could lead to more preventable deaths.
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Sunny visibly in frustration said on The View’s April 14 episode, “I think people like Tucker Carlson are being very irresponsible for sending out this messaging, that maybe the vaccines just don’t work.“That is very irresponsible, it’s misinformation, and I think that it’s causing, in the long run, people to die. People need to be more concerned about the virus. More scared of this virus than the vaccine.”
She got personal with the Tucker Carlson Tonight host, claiming that the White House knew — and didn’t care — that the Johnson & Johnson vaccine could cause blood clots. “Everyone knows now that I lost both of my in-laws, Manny [Hostin, her husband] lost both of his parents to this virus,” Sunny said. “Two doctors, healthy doctors. You got to get vaccinated. That is what’s most important to protect each other and yourself.”
