Watch MSNBC Hypocrite Joy Reid Totally Contradict Herself On Vaccines
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Candice Owens responds on Tucker Carlson - MSNBC's Joy Reid addresses Nicki Minaj dustup, admits her own vaccine hesitancy under Trump - The rapper superstar blasted the MSNBC host on Twitter - MSNBC host Joy Reid addressed her viral spat with rapper superstar Nicki Minaj for expressing hesitancy over the coronavirus vaccine.
On Monday, Reid scolded Minaj for her tweets expressing skepticism of the vaccine to her nearly 23 million Twitter followers, which prompted a fiery response from the hip-hop artist.
The next day, Reid attempted to lower the temperature and pivot towards a "teachable moment."
THE BREAKFAST CLUB HITS JOY REID FOR VACCINE-SCOLDING NICKI MINAJ, INVOKES MSNBC HOST'S OWN SKEPTICISM UNDER TRUMP...
The co-hosts of the morning radio show "The Breakfast Club" knocked MSNBC host Joy Reid for scolding rapper superstar Nicki Minaj over her vaccine skepticism.
Minaj made waves on social media when she announced on Monday she would not be attending the Met Gala for its COVID vaccine requirement attendees, urging her nearly 23 million Twitter followers to do their research before making a decision for themselves. Among other tweets about the vaccine include a non-scientific poll she conducted on vaccine preference between Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson.
Reid, however, blasted Minaj for not firmly promoting the vaccine.
On Monday, Reid scolded Minaj for her tweets expressing skepticism of the vaccine to her nearly 23 million Twitter followers, which prompted a fiery response from the hip-hop artist.
The next day, Reid attempted to lower the temperature and pivot towards a "teachable moment."
THE BREAKFAST CLUB HITS JOY REID FOR VACCINE-SCOLDING NICKI MINAJ, INVOKES MSNBC HOST'S OWN SKEPTICISM UNDER TRUMP...
The co-hosts of the morning radio show "The Breakfast Club" knocked MSNBC host Joy Reid for scolding rapper superstar Nicki Minaj over her vaccine skepticism.
Minaj made waves on social media when she announced on Monday she would not be attending the Met Gala for its COVID vaccine requirement attendees, urging her nearly 23 million Twitter followers to do their research before making a decision for themselves. Among other tweets about the vaccine include a non-scientific poll she conducted on vaccine preference between Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson.
Reid, however, blasted Minaj for not firmly promoting the vaccine.