‘The View’ Hosts ‘Deeply Disappointed’ That LeBron James Says ‘It’s Not My Job’ to Tell Fans to Get Vaxxed (Video)

30.09.2021 - 20:03

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only somewhat.“It’s not your job to tell people what to do, but you can suggest!” Whoopi said. “You’ve figured out that nobody grew a second head or a tail when they got the shot.

I mean, I don’t know why that would be hard for folks.”As the discussion continued, the hosts of “The View” all pretty much agreed with Whoopi’s sentiments.

Host Ana Navarro noted that people like James — or herself and her co-hosts, or really anyone with a platform — undeniably have certain privileges that come along with that platform and bear responsibility for the messages they send out.Sunny Hostin added that she was “really deeply disappointed” in the basketball star.“I try to go back to the law, you know?

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