You Won’t Believe Who Now Wants to ‘Hear All Voices’ on COVID

Surgeon General Vivek Murthy struck a surprisingly conciliatory tone towards those who have differing opinions on how to handle the Covid-19 pandemic during a Sunday morning appearance on Fox News’ “Fox News Sunday.”

Responding to a question from guest anchor Trace Gallagher about the ongoing frustration of people who feel that the response coming from the Biden administration has been “political,” Murthy called for “respectful, thoughtful dialogue with one another.”

“I worry about the temperature rising in our dialogue, about people being shut out in terms of their points of view being heard,” Murthy said. “We need to be able to hear all voices. We need to be able to respect one another.”

That’s right, the same surgeon general who just a few days ago called on tech companies to censor “misinformation” on Covid-19 and report it to the federal government now says he wants to play nice and “hear all voices.” Apparently, the politics have changed more than any of us imagined. I know I certainly didn’t see this one coming.

A conciliatory tone from Surgeon General Vivek Murthy that didn't seem to exist just a few weeks ago:

"I worry about … people being shut out in terms of their points of view being heard. We need to be able to hear all voices. We need to be able to respect one another." 🤔 pic.twitter.com/zBtqHfow6O

— Scott Morefield (@SKMorefield) March 20, 2022