Jimmy Kimmel says unvaccinated people shouldn’t have intensive care beds when he returns to his late night show

Jimmy Kimmel returned to his late night show after a long summer hiatus on Tuesday where he hit the ground poking fun at the unvaccinated.

Kimmel spent the last few months on vacation as a large number of guest hosts such as Wanda Sykes, David Spade, Nick Kroll, Julie Bowen and others filled his desk. In his first opening monologue since his return, Kimmel lamented the fact that his hopes of seeing a full audience without masks have been dashed by an increase in coronavirus cases. It wasn’t long before the host began to lash out at those who continue to refuse vaccination, throwing responsibility for the ongoing pandemic restrictions on their shoulders.

“It wasn’t a fun Labor Day weekend when it comes to COVID,” Kimmel said, noting the increase in cases compared to this time last year.

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“Dr Fauci said if hospitals became more overcrowded, they would have to make very difficult choices about who would get an intensive care bed,” the host continued. “This choice doesn’t seem so difficult to me. ‘Vaccinated person having a heart attack? Yes, come in, we will take care of you.’ “An unvaccinated guy who swallowed horse glue? Rest in peace, hissing. ”

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The comedian’s reference to “horse glue” was linked to increasing reports of humans using ivermectin as a treatment for coronaviruses. However, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) continues to warn people that it is not safe for humans to take and has not been scientifically linked to treating symptoms of COVID-19. It is generally used to treat parasitic worms in animals.

Kimmel also took the time to note that Merck, the company behind ivermectin, has also released a statement telling people that it is not an effective treatment for COVID-19 and that humans are at risk. for health if they take it outside the doses prescribed by a doctor.

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“We still have a lot of pan-dimwits out there,” Kimmel continued. “People are still taking this ivermectin. The poison control center has seen a spike in calls from people taking this medicine for cattle to fight the coronavirus, but they won’t take the vaccine. It’s like you’re vegan and you you’re like, ‘no, I don’t want a burger, give me that can of Alpo instead.’

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Kimmel concluded his return monologue by thanking the many hosts who replaced him during his absence, revealing that he was “fighting” behind the wheel of a motorhome most of the time with his wife and children. two children.