Phil Valentine, Anti-Vax and Anti-Mask Radio Host, Dies at 61 of COVID Complications

swelling list of outspoken anti-vaxxer media personalities — including several US radio hosts — who’ve died of COVID-19 after waging high-profile campaigns about their “freedom” being impinged upon.“When are we going to stop putting up with the idiots in this country and just say, you know, it’s mandatory to get vaccinated?” Stern ranted in Tuesday’s episode of “The Howard Stern Show” on Sirius XM. “F–k them, f–k their freedom.

majority of public and bipartisan support for Americans to get a jab or two of a COVID-19 vaccine, a number of public figures have spoken out in opposition of it.Several of them caught the virus themselves — and some have since even changed their tunes about the efficacy of vaccinations and the seriousness of the coronavirus itself.These well-known anti-vaxxers span from Hollywood stars — and their offspring — to commentators, now-deceased radio hosts, politicians, a “freedom defender” from

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confirmed on Twitter. “We kindly ask that privacy is given to Marc’s family during this time of grief.”It’s with great sadness that WNDB and Southern Stone Communications announce the passing of Marc Bernier, who informed and entertained listeners on WNDB for over 30 years.

GoFundMe page Saturday. “Caleb has peacefully passed on,” she wrote. “He will forever live in our hearts and minds.”Wallace battled the virus for weeks in the ICU, according to the San Angelo Standard-Times.

Sgt. Chris Wilson has died at 43.

Phil Valentine, the Nashville-based radio talk show host known for his skepticism of Covid-19 vaccines, has died following a battle with the virus. He was 61.

Jordan Moreau Shinichi “Sonny” Chiba, the Japanese actor and martial arts legend who had roles in American films like “Kill Bill” and “The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift,” died on Thursday, his agent confirmed to Variety. He was 82.Chiba’s career in film and television spanned from the 1960s through the 2010s, and he appeared in countless Japanese titles, in addition to some popular American films.

Japan’s Oricon News.According to Oricon, Chiba died Thursday in Chiba Prefecture Kimitsu hospital from pneumonia caused by COVID-19. He had been hospitalized since August 8.Chiba, a skilled martial artist, starred in dozens of films and television shows since the early ’60s.

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Daytona Beach News Journal on Monday.“I don’t have an update on him at this point, other than he has been hospitalized,” Mark McKinney, the station’s operations director, told the outlet. Bernier had been sick at home and off the air for the week leading up to his hospitalization. As host of “The Marc Bernier Show,” Bernier had expressed anti-vaccine sentiment less than a week before his hospitalization.

This Morning host Ruth Langsford was among the staff and guests who were reportedly forced to hide in a room after a mob of anti-vaccination protestors stormed the television studio she works at. The 61 year old television personality was said to have just wrapped filming on the ITV daytime talk show, which is filmed at the BBC TV Centre in London when she was rushed to safety after violent scenes unravelled outside.

unprecedented spike in COVID-19 infections.