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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is fed up with the media.
Videos of Brazil President Bolsonaro are reportedly being removed from YouTube for Covid misinformation, the BBC reports.
This misinformation includes statements that Hydroxychloroquine and/or Ivermecton are effective at treating Covid-19.
Bolsonaro was recently confronted by a reporter who began criticizing him for being fined for not wearing a mask.
Bolsonaro snapped back at the reporter, ripped off his mask, and called the media scoundrels.
“You are a crap press… Shut up! You are scoundrels,” Bolsonaro said.
“You are no good,” he added.
Watch the explosive clip:
The President of Brazil is tired of shitty press pic.twitter.com/6lR632P3e6
— An0maly (@LegendaryEnergy) July 26, 2021
Great that people around #Bolsonaro unmasked too! https://t.co/jha6TGRzvV
— Bilyana Martinovsky (@BMartinovski) July 26, 2021
YouTube removes Brazil President Bolsonaro videos for Covid misinformation https://t.co/eqSVl5OfMC
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) July 22, 2021
TRENDING 👇 First Federal Agency Announces Vaccine Mandate
And so it begins… Veterans Affairs becomes the first federal agency to mandate the COVID vaccine, Fox News reports.
Health care personnel will be obligated to take the drug. Rueters says this impacts more than 100,000 health care workers.
Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough decided to make the COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory for all VA health care personnel. This includes physicians, dentists, nurses and others who work in patient-facing roles. The agency says this is a “necessary step” to keep the veterans it serves “safe.”
Employees have eight weeks to comply and must be fully vaccinated. McDonough said, “We’re mandating vaccines for Title 38 employees because it’s the best way to keep veterans safe, especially as the delta variant spreads across the country.”
“Whenever a veteran or a VA employee sets foot in a VA facility, they deserve to know that we have done everything in our power to protect them from COVID-19,” he continued. “With this mandate, we can once again make – and keep – that fundamental promise.”