The main headlines in the media on September 14
According to media reports, MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle claims that unvaccinated people can only work from home, the New York Times is accused of “attending to the Bidens” after calling Hunter Biden’s story “not ‘Kamala Harris is questioned after announcing steps to’ protect ‘vaccinees’
MSNBC host Joy Reid headed to her viral shotgun with rapper superstar Nicki Minaj to express her hesitation over the coronavirus vaccine.
On Monday, Reid scolded Minaj for his tweets expressing vaccine skepticism to his nearly 23 million Twitter followers, prompting a fiery response from the hip-hop artist.
The next day, Reid tried to lower the temperature and turn to a “didactic moment.”
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“Basically, he made public his own deliberation on the vaccine, which according to trusted friends is a better way to describe hesitation, which by the way is not the same as denial,” Reid told viewers on Tuesday. “But in doing so, Nicki also used her social media platform and her 22 million Twitter followers to question the vaccine to a very black audience. Needless to say, both my comments and her series of responses Angry Nicki was not funny, but it’s okay. I think every moment is a didactic moment. And this could be what publicly illustrates on Twitter how difficult it is to talk to each other. two sides of the vaccine, ” Don’t have the vaccine ship. ”
Reid acknowledged the “frustration” among the vaccinated and the “anger” among the unvaccinated, but stressed that black Americans “are not the problem” in terms of attacks, blaming Republicans who have refused to vaccinate. se tot i CDC data this shows that only 10% of the black population is completely vaccinated.
“But that being said, Nicki’s tweets point to something very real. There’s still a lot of hesitation among black people,” Reid said. “Everything from being reluctant or fearing possible side effects to conspiracy theories about vaccines that make people refuse to take them or just delay them. And that needs to be addressed. Let’s be clear. , there are reasons for blacks to have these doubts “.
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He then acknowledged his hesitation, noting the September 2020 tweets that said, “The Trump administration has broken both the federal government and several state governments thanks to sycophant governors like @RonDeSantisFL @BrianKempGA @GregAbbott_TX @KristiNoem, etc., etc. I can’t even imagine how we can put it back together and restore any credibility. ”
Another said, “Who in God’s green land would trust a @US-FDA vaccine?”
However, he blamed Trump, whom he called a “sociopathic president” and accused him of “manipulating the CDC and the FDA” to develop a vaccine for the election.
“So yes, people like me really doubted. But luckily there have been doctors and scientists who can reassure us and who were willing to be sure that the vaccines, once they came out months later, were safe. and they had been produced without Trumpist introducing whether or not they came to the so-called Operation Warp Speed, “Reid said. “That’s why I got vaccinated months ago. And my immediate family got vaccinated. And yes, I talked to my doctor, which, by the way, can’t be done by a lot of black people living in the red states of the south that are has refused to expand Medicaid because until they get sick, they have no doctor or regular contact with the medical facility. “
“The hesitation of vaccines in the black community is a real and urgent issue. It’s not about debating on Twitter. It’s something to talk about,” Reid added before inviting a medical expert to talk about the vaccine.
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Reid may have tuned in to the liberal radio show “The Breakfast Club” in the morning, which hit the MSNBC host to embarrass Minaj earlier in the day.
“I respect Joy-Ann Reid. She’s the man, but yesterday she missed a real moment to teach because Nicki never said not to get the vaccine,” co-host Charlamagne Tha God reacted. “Like, he talked about why he was hesitant, but also in the next tweet he’ll probably be vaccinated to go on tour. Like Joy could have used that moment in his show to correct Nicki about any misinformation he posted.”