I don't understand how this guy can be on tv. He looks like a snail without its shell and has the speaking voice of a chain smoking diner server....after she's had throat cancer.
No way. He has very advanced MS, and will be staying at Fox until he simply can't work any more. Even if he wanted to leave (which I doubt), no other major media outlet would hire him, because he's not likely to be able work much longer. The frequent trouble he has with his voice is part of the MS symptoms, and will get worse, not better. He also has significant vision impairment.
The guy has really been through the medical wringer, and I suspect that had a lot to do with his fearmonging coverage of hydroxychloroquine. He's medically fragile himself, and would likely be at high risk of a bad reaction to hydroxychloroquine. His coverage was not rational, but sometimes rational people have blind spots resulting from personal history.
The guy has really been through the medical wringer, and I suspect that had a lot to do with his fearmonging coverage of hydroxychloroquine. He's medically fragile himself, and would likely be at high risk of a bad reaction to hydroxychloroquine. His coverage was not rational, but sometimes rational people have blind spots resulting from personal history.
The guy has really been through the medical wringer, and I suspect that had a lot to do with his fearmonging coverage of hydroxychloroquine. He's medically fragile himself, and would likely be at high risk of a bad reaction to hydroxychloroquine. His coverage was not rational, but sometimes rational people have blind spots resulting from personal history.
I don't understand how this guy can be on tv. He looks like a snail without its shell and has the speaking voice of a chain smoking diner server....after she's had throat cancer.
No way. He has very advanced MS, and will be staying at Fox until he simply can't work any more. Even if he wanted to leave (which I doubt), no other major media outlet would hire him, because he's not likely to be able work much longer. The frequent trouble he has with his voice is part of the MS symptoms, and will get worse, not better. He also has significant vision impairment.
He also has TDS, which is a mental illness and can cause premature death due to heightened stress and anxiety levels.
And the Trump Curse is going to creep up on him like the black death.
TDS is also associated with pedophilia and exposure to blackmail.
Eat shit, cavuto. Die naked.
I feel bad for him for having advanced MS; that's a nasty disease and nobody deserves to have it.
But still, what a putz.
He was diagnosed with Stage 4 Hodgkin's lymphoma in 1987, managed to beat that, but was diagnosed with MS shortly afterwards. Then in 2016, he needed urgent triple bypass surgery. https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/295823-despite-ms-cancer-heart-surgery-neil-cavuto-keeps-coming-back-for
The guy has really been through the medical wringer, and I suspect that had a lot to do with his fearmonging coverage of hydroxychloroquine. He's medically fragile himself, and would likely be at high risk of a bad reaction to hydroxychloroquine. His coverage was not rational, but sometimes rational people have blind spots resulting from personal history.
I can see why he'd think the medication was dangerous, but "dangerous for me" isn't the same as "dangerous for most". His TDS is out of control.
Nope. Won't wash. Cavuto is not ignorant.
He is denying the known effectiveness of HCQ/zinc to a wide TV audience and leading them to believe potentially life-giving medication is dangerous.
He can fuck off and die now.
He was diagnosed with Stage 4 Hodgkin's lymphoma in 1987, managed to beat that, but was diagnosed with MS shortly afterwards. Then in 2016, he needed urgent triple bypass surgery. https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/295823-despite-ms-cancer-heart-surgery-neil-cavuto-keeps-coming-back-for
The guy has really been through the medical wringer, and I suspect that had a lot to do with his fearmonging coverage of hydroxychloroquine. He's medically fragile himself, and would likely be at high risk of a bad reaction to hydroxychloroquine. His coverage was not rational, but sometimes rational people have blind spots resulting from personal history.
Did not know this. Feel sad for him. That's all I'm gonna say.
He was diagnosed with Stage 4 Hodgkin's lymphoma in 1987, managed to beat that, but was diagnosed with MS shortly afterwards. Then in 2016, he needed urgent triple bypass surgery. https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/295823-despite-ms-cancer-heart-surgery-neil-cavuto-keeps-coming-back-for
The guy has really been through the medical wringer, and I suspect that had a lot to do with his fearmonging coverage of hydroxychloroquine. He's medically fragile himself, and would likely be at high risk of a bad reaction to hydroxychloroquine. His coverage was not rational, but sometimes rational people have blind spots resulting from personal history.
Thanks for the additional info