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Neil DeGrasse Tyson Shares Powerful History Lesson In Viral Rant About Anti-Vaxxers—And He's Spot On
Jun 10, 2026
Speaking during an appearance on Shannon Sharpe's Club Shay Shay podcast, astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson gave a powerful history lesson about why he thinks anti-vaxxers will make the next pandemic even worse.
Tyson has made his name as one of the most prominent science communicators of the last few decades and regularly spoke out against misinformation and conspiracy theories that were all the rage throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. And he expressed frustration that "we still have anti-vaxxers running around" with the capacity to make even more trouble for public health officials.
He said:
“Whatever [the next outbreak] is, we ain’t ready for it. We still have anti-vaxxers running around.”
[mockingly]: "'I don’t trust scientists. I saw a YouTube video, so I’m not going to take it.' Like what?"
"I'm going to tell you a story and I don't want you to ever forget this story. 20,000 years ago, we’re in the cave. Do you know what the life expectancy was?”
After Sharpe guessed that life expectancy 20,000 years ago was estimated at 10 or 15 years, Tyson said that life expectancy then was only 30 years and that "Half of everyone born was dead before they were 30.”
He added:
“Fast forward to 1840... Half of everyone born was dead by the age of 35. 35. We gained five years of life expectancy. And every one of them ate organic, breathed clean air, drank fresh water, free-range game. Science matters here."
“We’ve doubled the life expectancy with antibiotics, vaccines, and sanitation. The three biggest forces operating on our longevity. So to come around and say I don’t need vaccines because I’m not getting sick, that’s like saying, why are you using dandruff shampoo? You don’t have dandruff.”
When Sharpe remarked "I don't want to get it," Tyson stressed:
“That’s my point. If you’re successful, people think you don’t need it when that’s what’s creating the ongoing success in the first place.”
You can hear what he said in the video below.
Tyson's remarks resonated with many.
Tyson's comments came amid reporting that two of the nation's most influential anti-vaccine organizations—Children's Health Defense and Informed Consent Action Network—have collectively spent nearly $50 million on legal efforts since 2016.
According to an analysis of tax records, the groups have devoted substantial resources to challenging vaccine-related policies, including mandates, though the exact amount spent on those specific cases is unclear.
While their leaders reject the label "anti-vaccine," the organizations have backed legal challenges aimed at limiting government authority to require vaccination.
After unsuccessful efforts to overturn the landmark Supreme Court ruling that affirmed states' power to mandate vaccines for public health purposes, activists "have now pivoted to religious freedom claims that could reshape or weaken the legal foundation for vaccine mandates in the United States," per a Washington Post report.
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Jasmine Crockett Has Epic Response After MAGA Rep. Confuses Her With Female Colleague
Jun 10, 2026
Texas Democratic Representative Jasmine Crockett had a snappy response during a House Judiciary Committee hearing after her GOP colleague, fellow Texan Lance Gooden, attempted to call her out only to confuse her with Vermont Democratic Representative Becca Balint.
The House Judiciary Committee hearing, titled "The Southern Poverty Law Center: Manufacturing Hate, Part II," was convened to examine allegations in a federal indictment claiming that the Southern Poverty Law Center secretly paid more than $3 million to informants operating within extremist organizations, including the Ku Klux Klan.
Before Crockett yielded her time, she entered two articles into the congressional record—one from ProPublica about hate group members linked to the insurrection of January 6, 2021, and another from Salon discussing the SPLC's efforts to combat extremism.
The confusion that followed occurred during an already contentious hearing, moments after GOP witness Alveda King interrupted Democratic questioning by shouting a remark about abortion and transgender issues. King had demanded that Democrats "stop killing the babies and cutting the penises off." Balint had said she hadn't been aware that penises were being cut off babies.
Then Gooden stepped in to submit his own material into the congressional record, saying:
"My colleague, Ms. Jasmine Crockett, said she was unaware that children's genitalia was being cut off. I'd like to submit this article: It says 'Trump Administration Lauds Plastic Surgeon's Statement on Trans Surgery for Minors.'"
"I'll send you a copy, Ms. Crockett, so you can learn more about this."
Crockett quickly reacted, directing a response to Jim Jordan, the Ohio Republican who chairs the House Judiciary Committee:
"Mr. Chairman, just for purposes of the record, I know that that side doesn't have too many women, so we may all look alike, but that was actually my colleague."
Balint jumped in and said:
"I take full credit."
Gooden tried to play off his mistake:
"I apologize. I just assumed it was you, Ms. Crockett. Please forgive me."
You can watch what happened in the videos below.
Gooden was criticized—and many loved Crockett's response.
Crockett always socks it to 'em! I love it. Wish she was Attorney General!
— Happy Spring (@springhappy.bsky.social) 9 de junio de 2026 a las 17:10
I love this woman.
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— theonlyjunedoe (@theonlyjunedoe.bsky.social) 9 de junio de 2026 a las 11:38
Ignorant POS @repLanceGooden TX has been in Congress several terms.'We may all look alike': Crockett schools GOP rep. as he attacks wrong woman lawmakerwww.rawstory.com/crockett-sch...
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— geolsteve.bsky.social (@geolsteve.bsky.social) 9 de junio de 2026 a las 11:14
Gooden what a complete azz! www.rawstory.com/crockett-sch...
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— mrslmb-1257.bsky.social (@mrslmb-1257.bsky.social) 9 de junio de 2026 a las 11:28
Alveda King is a convenient token for Republicans who wouldn't give her the time of day if she didn't give them cover for their racism. www.rawstory.com/crockett-sch...
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— 1st Republic 14th Star (@1republic14star.bsky.social) 9 de junio de 2026 a las 13:43
Well said 👏👏👏👏
— SUEDEI 🇺🇸🔥🗽💜💙🌊 (@suedei.bsky.social) 9 de junio de 2026 a las 14:15
I am really going to miss hearing you speak in public. Don’t back down and don’t give up just because you lost the primary. America stands with you. Signed Old Retired Union Electrician From Chicago.
— bobbymurphy.bsky.social (@bobbymurphy.bsky.social) 9 de junio de 2026 a las 14:08
Seriously going to miss her doing this in Congress. I hope she finds a new platform!
— Hal (@txhal.bsky.social) 9 de junio de 2026 a las 13:54
We need her now more than ever!
— LibsLikeMe (@danihere.bsky.social) 9 de junio de 2026 a las 13:50
For a party so focused on convincing the public that Democrats don't know what defines a woman, GOP men are showing that they really can't tell them apart.
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Ted Cruz Gets Hit With Awkward Reminder After Mocking James Talarico For Not Being 'Masculine'
Jun 10, 2026
Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz was swiftly put in his place after attempting to mock Senate candidate James Talarico's masculinity on Fox News Monday night only to be reminded of his own lack of masculinity.
President Donald Trump has said Talarico is “a weird—a weird—candidate,” a line that was quickly incorporated into an advertisement from Paxton, who argued that that Talarico is unfit to represent Texans partly because of his supposed veganism.
Members of the right-wing have followed suit and described Talarico as an “effeminate, estrogenetic, catty, and totally embarrassing” candidate.
That of course includes Cruz, who made the following remarks to Fox News personality Sean Hannity:
"I gotta say, if you were making a list of 1,000 adjectives to describe this guy, ‘masculine’ would not be one of them. I mean, this guy, if a stiff breeze came by, it would blow him over like a feather.”
"This is also a guy whose campaign ran a vegan no-meat campaign because meat is destroying the world. He is opposed to oil and gas. This is the Democrat party."
You can hear what he said in the video below.
That's a laugh given Cruz has been known to run off when people in his state are suffering and can't even be trusted to defend his own wife.
Cruz faced considerable national backlash after he flew to Cancún while millions of people went without food and water as a result of the February 2021 Texas power disaster. At least 246 people were killed directly or indirectly; some estimates suggested as many as 702 people were killed as a result of the crisis.
Cruz claimed he went to Cancún to accompany his daughters, an apology that did not sit well with his critics. He insisted that his only faux pas had been simply "wanting to be a good dad," claiming he'd only accompanied them for a single night before flying back to Texas. However, Cruz’s social media accounts had not acknowledged any official travel.
And let's not forget that Cruz lost the Republican nomination to then-candidate Trump in 2016 then faced significant criticism for his often deferential attitude toward Trump during his presidency.
There is a contentious history between the two. Trump openly mocked Cruz's wife, Heidi Cruz, by comparing her looks to those of his wife Melania, a former model.
Trump also once suggested that Cruz's father may have been involved in the assassination of former President John F. Kennedy, claiming that Cruz's father was with Kennedy assassin Lee Harvey Oswald "prior to Oswald being, you know, shot."
Despite that, Cruz, who once referred to Trump as a "pathological liar," has gone all in for Trump, which is pretty sad when you stop and think about it.
People were quick to call Cruz out.
Talarico has taken the attacks from the GOP in stride.
Last week, he went viral for a speech he gave responding to attacks against his masculinity. In it, he stressed that "real men" "don't lie and cheat their way through life, they don't enrich themselves by stealing from other people, and they don't sell their soul to the highest bidder."
Talarico's remarks were jabs at Trump and Paxton, who both have long records of criminality. Paxton has since doubled down on the claims that Talarico is a "vegan."
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MAGA Politicians Get Blunt Factcheck After Trying To Blame Biden For Screwworm Emergency In Texas
Jun 10, 2026
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and Kansas Republican Senator Roger Marshall were called out after blaming a rise in screwworm infections in Texas cattle on former President Joe Biden—even though it was President Donald Trump's administration that cut funding for programs that track the parasite.
Earlier, the Department of Agriculture announced that a case of New World Screwworm—a flesh-eating parasitic fly—has been detected in a three-week-old calf near La Pryor, Texas, about 30 miles from the U.S.-Mexico border. The discovery marks the parasite's arrival in the U.S. after it spread northward through Central America and Mexico over recent years.
New World Screwworm larvae hatch from eggs laid in open wounds and then feed on living tissue, potentially killing infected animals if they are not treated.
The pest primarily threatens livestock, raising concerns among ranchers that an outbreak could reduce cattle herds, disrupt beef production, and increase consumer prices. While screwworms can occasionally infect people and pets, such cases are uncommon, and the parasite does not pose a food safety risk.
Rollins noted in an appearance on CNBC that the parasite was once eradicated for more than 50 years but took the opportunity to blame the Biden administration for the outbreak she said is the result of an "open borders policy":
"I do want to note that under the last administration with the massive movement under the open borders policy, the cartels et cetera, border security, that's when it began to make its way back up toward America, hitting Mexico in 2023, moving its way up through Mexico in 2024."
"When we walked through the door last year... I was sworn in February 13th of 2025, they laid this all out for me and I said, 'Well, where are the sterile flies?' We've beaten it before and we've obviously got to beat it again. Not much had been done."
You can hear what she said in the video below.
During a USDA press conference, Rollins once again claimed that the outbreak "does trace back to the last administration and the open borders policy," adding:
"In 2022 was when the biological barrier in Panama, in the Darien Gap was breached. And then, of course, by the end of the last administration, the pest had reached Mexico and began moving northward."
You can hear what she said in the video below.
However, Rollins' narrative is false because previous reporting revealed that the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, eliminated funding for a Central American monitoring and containment program aimed at stopping the parasite's northward spread.
The cuts came shortly before the U.S. resumed cattle imports from Mexico, ending a temporary suspension while also removing U.S.-funded surveillance efforts that had tracked infections.
Agriculture officials and cattle industry representatives had warned for months that screwworm was advancing through Mexico and urged federal intervention, but Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller said those concerns went unheeded. Miller said that "instead of using every available tool, USDA moved too slowly and relied solely on a partial solution that takes years to fully implement."
Despite these facts, Marshall stuck to the same script, telling Newsmax:
"We've been through this before. We eradicated the screwworm in 1966 but this is another thing we can thank Joe Biden for, that when millions of people came out of Central America, they brought the screwworm with them. Maybe it was on their beds. Maybe it was on their flesh as well."
Footage of Marshall's remarks were subjected to a Community Note on X that points out there is "no evidence" linking the screwworm outbreak "to human migrants crossing the US border."
You can hear what he said in the video below.
Rollins and Marshall have faced heavy criticism for their remarks.
"When in doubt, blame Biden" has to be a Trump administration motto.
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Morgan Wallen Sparks Controversy After Grabbing Phone From Security Guard And Throwing It Across The Stage During Concert
Jun 09, 2026
Country singer Morgan Wallen's rage against inanimate objects continued earlier this week during his show in Pittsburgh.
While working the stage during one of his songs, Wallen paced back and forth, lightly interacting with the crowd while regularly turning his attention back to one side of the stage.
At the end of the video, Wallen approached a woman, who appeared to be a member of his security team, holding up a phone and recording his performance up close.
In response, Wallen snatched the phone out of her hand and threw it across the stage, still singing as the spiraling phone caught the reflection of the stadium lights before disappearing.
You can watch the moment here:
@nhoop34 I bet she won’t do that again lmao. Go Morgan! #morganwallen #pittsburgh #imstilltheproblemtour #wallentok #fyp
When this new video circulated, so soon after Wallen flipped a piano on stage, Redditors on the "Pop Culture Chat" subReddit couldn't help but tally reasons to side-eye the singer.
"Whenever I hear anything about this man, he's being a d**k. And throwing things!"
"Probably because inanimate objects can't fight back." - isabella_bombella
"All I know about Morgan Wallen is: 1. He threw a chair. 2. He broke a piano. And 3. he threw someone's phone" - nasa_stuff
"And 4. Hayley Williams hates him. I trust her judgment of character." - firesonahill
"5. He likes to use the N-word." - StrengthGlad2192
"6. He canceled his concert last night, for the claimed reason of storms, but the weather wasn't even bad."
"He just left like a b***h. Likely because Pittsburgh’s Pride Festival was going on. I bet he's homophobic, too." - magikarp2122
"The crew of SNL hated working with him, if you need another reason…" - itsjustthisguy
"His stupid, carefully dirtied jeans. He always looks a mess. At least be professional!" - Apprehensive-Fig2816
"9. He threw a tantrum."
"Elevendy. He threw a tantrum."
"293. He threw a tantrum."
"596. He threw another tantrum." - HighlyOffensive10
"What a f***king d**chebag. I know security isn’t allowed to watch the show, but wow, this gives me the ick. I don’t get how he has many fans, especially enough to fill a stadium, especially-especially for multiple shows." - bbyxmadi
"God, why are men so EMOTIONAL." - freshoffthecouch
It's understandable that there are rules about recording and photography during performances, not just because of privacy and ticket prices but also because of the impact it can have on the technology involved in the performance.
That said, seeing a security guard recording might have been something to address between numbers, or somehow signal to another guard to handle it during the song, rather than throwing the phone.
This just suggests a total disregard for people's property, the cost of cell phones and pianos, and just basic respect.
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