Dan Bongino works for both Cumulus Media and Fox News, and while he has given Cumulus an ultimatum over what he calls the company’s “political” mandate and begged to be fired, he has not criticized Fox for its rules. Bongino has also called for “mass disobedience” over vaccine mandates.

Fox host Tucker Carlson has said vaccine mandates “are hurting the country” but when pressed about Fox News’ own mandate, bumbled his response, claiming to not know all the details because “I’m just an employee of the company.”

Fox host Steve Doocy acknowledged that Fox News has a vaccine mandate even while he and his co-hosts hyped employee walkouts over similar rules elsewhere. Doocy has also fearmongered that the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate and testing requirement could leave “millions of hard-working Americans” jobless.

Fox host Ainsley Earhardt has pushed back on supposed vaccine outreach by the Biden administration because “we as Americans can make our own choices for our own families, for our own bodies. … Do you want someone knocking at your door that you don’t know, that’s a stranger?”

Fox host Sean Hannity warned viewers that the government will target “your loved ones” if you don’t get vaccinated and claimed vaccine and testing requirements are “clearly unconstitutional” and that President Joe Biden was  “vilifying half the country.”

Fox host Pete Hegseth claimed that government vaccine mandates are a threat to freedom, saying that people on the left want to “steamroll a lot of those basic principles in the name of science, in the name of safety.”

Fox host Laura Ingraham claimed that “Democrats are showing their true authoritarian colors on the vaccine issue” and attacked the “small-minded control freaks” implementing vaccine mandates.

Fox contributor Johnny Joey Jones said that vaccine mandates infringe upon health care workers’ freedoms.

Fox reporter Lawrence Jones claimed, “Democrats are reviving segregation. The white-only signs that people like Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks, Malcolm X, and countless others fought to tear down appear to be making a comeback -- but this time, they are cleverly disguising them as vaccine passports.”

Fox host Brian Kilmeade praised an organizer of an anti-vaccine protest that stormed Barclays Center in New York for supporting “great people who feel the same way about the vaccine” that “are not being listened to.” Kilmeade ended the interview by telling the organizer, “Thanks for standing up,  appreciate what you’re doing.”

Fox Nation host Lara Logan claimed that by encouraging vaccination, the Biden administration has brought about the end of “sovereignty of our own bodies” because “we have to take a vaccine that’s not really a vaccine, it’s mRNA.”

Fox host Jeanine Pirro claimed the Biden administration’s vaccine and testing requirement is “Marxism” because it divides the vaccinated from the unvaccinated. Pirro claimed that unvaccinated people do not endanger vaccinated populations. Pirro has also said that “I'm older, and I probably should be one of the people to be vaccinated. But I won't. I'm not going to allow them to do that to me.”

Fox Business host Mike Rowe has spread misinformation about COVID-19 on Facebook and joined Fox News Primetime in a segment that suggested American businesses are suffering from the mandates and that they had led to labor shortages. On his Facebook page, Rowe has made clear he is vaccinated but has otherwise taken an approach that The Bulwark’s Jonathan V. Last describes as “anti-anti-anti-vaxx.”

Fox Sports host Clay Travis praised Brooklyn Nets player Kyrie Irving and former ESPN reporter Allison Williams for being willing to “lose their job over a COVID vaccine mandate.” Travis said it takes “way more bravery” to lose your job “than just getting the vaccine.”