Fox News fans melt down over Jeanine Pirro’s mask: ‘Take it off Judge — don’t be a sheep!’
Fox News host Jeanine Pirro posted a photo of herself wearing a mask while dining outdoors, and some of her fans howled in rage.
The conservative broadcaster had previously cast doubts on the risks from the coronavirus, but then pressed the White House to deliver 100,000 masks to a hospital she favored — and now she’s encouraging others to join her in wearing protective gear while out in public.
“Wearing my mask out east,” Pirro tweeted, sharing a photo of herself wearing a mask at a restaurant that had set up tables in the street.
Wearing my mask out east pic.twitter.com/1I56bDQeMs
— Jeanine Pirro (@JudgeJeanine) July 6, 2020
That didn’t sit well with some of her fans.
Take it off Judge, don’t be a sheep, you’re better than that!
— Kelly Anderson (@GrammaBetty17) July 6, 2020
Well I cant…allergies, asthma, high blood, had a mini stroke..and carry this card. pic.twitter.com/LaPckNAR3d
— J E Worthen (@JEwritesNH39) July 6, 2020
Why, you look ridiculous you’re outside FFS…
— Matt Couch 🎙 (@RealMattCouch) July 6, 2020
I'm usually with you, but on this no. You're being duped. The mask is political, has NOTHING to do with health.
— ToxicLogic (@ToxicLogic5) July 6, 2020
Come on Judge… get over the scam already.
— ⚜️ 🇺🇸 BayouPatriot17 🇺🇸⚜️ (@BayouPatriot17) July 6, 2020
I would be more impressed with NO/mask #Fake #Plandemic
— Rose Votro (@rosevotro) July 6, 2020
Take it off please, u r inhaling your own CO2 at 8000ppm within a few minutes. That is toxic. It creates an acidic environment in your body within which errant cell reproduction thrives = viruses, cancer, fungal and bacterial infection. Pneumothorax is also possible.
— mojoflo (@mojoflo2) July 6, 2020
Cloth masks don't protect you.
— Deplorable Darling (@deplorabldarlin) July 6, 2020
Another example of Fox News assimilating into the MSM! What’s a disgrace!
— Mike Raeber (@raeber_mike) July 6, 2020
NO MASKS!
— WeAreTheSTORM1723 (@onelove1723451) July 6, 2020
Sad you have fallen to this bs
— Robert Wiles (@tcallenrobert33) July 6, 2020
Don't!! Just don't. I can not believe you are wearing their muzzle. I guess you are all talk on your show. I am so disappointed in you
— Reanell (@Reanell6) July 6, 2020
Well, the dress is adorable. And of course, you are wonderful. I'll never travel again if it means covering my face.
— Sassie4FreedomLibertyJusticeTruth (@SassieSpeaks) July 6, 2020
I refuse to wear a fear mask.
— HeatherR (@bamalaker) July 6, 2020
So you are a mask sheep? I am really disappointed.
— Howard Notelling (@BluegrassPundit) July 6, 2020
This make me sad Jeanine! FOX IS DEAD!😢
— Diane (@dianemarie1940) July 6, 2020
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CNBC’s Rick Santelli ripped as ‘psychopath’ for on-air ‘meltdown’ over COVID-19 restrictions
CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin and Rick Santelli clashed over coronavirus restrictions, setting off another round of discussion on social media.
The conservative Santelli loudly insisted that bars and restaurants, which are shut down in many areas, were no more dangerous than large retailers, which have mostly been allowed to stay open, and Sorkin cut him off.
“Rick, just as a public-health and public-service announcement for the audience, the difference between a big-box retailer and a restaurant or, frankly, even a church, are so different it’s unbelievable,” Sorkin said, as Santelli kept interrupting. “Going into a big-box retailer, you’re wearing a mask.”
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