Fox News’ Brian Kilmeade thinks it’s time to “live with”COVID, and told “Fox & Friends” viewers as much Tuesday — even though he was broadcasting apart from his colleagues due to, well, COVID.
“It’s called live with it. Go to work. Live with it. Get on a train. Get on a bus. Get on a plane. How do we live with it? We can no longer hide from it,”After a lengthy discussion about school closings and the effects of remote learning on children, he said.
As he spoke, he and his co-hosts each appeared in their own frame on air, signaling that they are not broadcasting together from their show’s famous curvy couch and are instead social distancing. Kilmeade, however, This was In the studio, as it is he It should be notedFollow us on Twitter. Fox News Media continues to take serious precautions to protect its employees from the latest surge in hospitalizations and positive cases.
Fox News, at the end of December removed the option for employees not to comply with its vaccine mandate. New York City residents, however, will be affected by the following: “Fox & Friends”To work in an office, hosts must prove they have received at least one jab.
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