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Howard Stern thinks hospitals should not treat Covid anti-vaxxers: ‘You’re going to go home and die’

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Howard Stern has suggested that hospitals across the US should deny Covid treatment to patients who are unvaccinated against the virus.The 68-year-old radio host was speaking on Wednesday’s episode of his SirusXM programme The Howard Stern Show, which he often uses to condemn anti-vaxxers.In a segment, the host was asked by a listener what he thought ‘about just letting the pandemic run wild and move through the unvaccinated?’In response, Stern insisted: ‘If it was up to me, anyone unvaccinated would not be admitted to a hospital’‘At this point, they have been given plenty of opportunity to get the vaccine.’He went on to suggest the unvaccinated will ‘die’, and that they ‘don’t trust the government’.‘They think that there’s a conspiracy to turn them into a magnet or something like this.‘They think they are going to become magnetised if they take the vaccine.

I’ve taken this vaccine three times, and the worst side effect is for a day, I think I had a little bit of a headache.’The native New Yorker also explained that there were enough Americans who’d taken the vaccine by now.‘Look at us sampling where nothing has happened to us.

It’s time for you to get it.‘Now if you don’t get it, in my America, all hospitals would be closed to you. You’re going to go home and die.Stern went viral in September 2021 after he called anti-vaxxers ‘imbeciles’ and said they should ‘go f*** yourself’.Earlier this month, he criticised the anti-vax tennis star Novak Djokovic for being unvaccinated calling him a ‘f***ing a*****’.‘The first I’ve heard of this guy is that he doesn’t want to get his vaccine.

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