The pair, however, represents just a small sample of those exiting Cumulus Media in recent weeks, with WDRQ Detroit morning co-host Roxanne Steele and Tim Hill and PD/morning show co-host at WNKT Columbia also opting to leave their respective stations instead of being forced to get the jab. 'IвЂ™m going to make my medical decisions after consultation with my doctor вЂ“ and it wonвЂ™t be forced onto me by the CEO of a company that IвЂ™ve never met or knows nothing about me.' The conservative commentator declared his opposition to the Cumulus' vaccine policy was on behalf of other, less influential workers at the company, 'so you know I'm not letting it go'Д¬rank told the Colorado Times Recorder last week that he quit because the mandate is 'unethical and immoral.' 'But I promise you I have no intention of letting these guys get let go,' Bongino continued, adding, 'or get harassed because they made a private and personal medical decision on only one of the biggest issues of our time.' 'And they should at least recognize that the company is earning a lot of money off people who have the opposite political persuasion.'Д«ongino, one of the most prominent right-wing pundits today and the de facto radio replacement for the late Rush Limbaugh, has been vaccinated and is currently receiving treatment for Hodgkin's lymphoma.Дuring Monday's episode, the conservative commentator declared that his opposition to the Cumulus' vaccine policy was on behalf of other, less influential workers at the company, 'so you know I'm not letting it go.' He then added: 'But if a company is going to make political decisions - and I believe this was a political decision, I don't believe this is based in any science - I could argue it all day. People have the right to make their own medical decisions, and the company has the right to do what it wants, as well.' Published: 14:11 BST, 20 October 2021 | Updated: 20:29 BST, 20 October 2021Д«ongino himself is vaccinated after advice from his doctor while he was battling cancer BonginoвЂ™s tirade comes as a slew of staffers have been forced to leave Cumulus, with one ex-host saying he quit because the mandate is 'unethical and immoral'.People have the right to make their own medical decisions, and the company has the right to do what it wants as well' There's an even realer thing called freedom and liberty,' Bongino said during his on-air declaration 'There is a very real thing called natural immunity.Bongino, a former Secret Service agent and congressional candidate, argued that the mandate violates workers' constitutional and basic human rights.Cumulus, the owner of the network that airs the show, announced to employees in August that they needed to be vaccinated by the end of September.But you can't have both of us,' Bongino announced to Cumulus during the episode of The Dan Bongino Show 'You can have me, or you can have the mandate.Conservative commentator Bongino threatened his employer Monday, saying he would quit his show if the company did not do away with their vaccine mandate.Conservative radio host Dan Bongino threatens to QUIT over Cumulus Media's 'unethical and immoral' COVID vaccine policy even though he HAS the jab

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