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Unvaccinated Jedediah Bila Battles With 'The View' Co-Hosts Over Coronavirus Vaccine Mandate

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Jedediah Bila got into a heated dispute on her former show. The 42-year-old former The View co-host made a digital appearance on the show on Tuesday (November 16).

Things quickly took a turn when it came to discussing the coronavirus vaccine, and her unvaccinated status. Click inside to read more… “Let’s discuss the elephant in the room.

You were supposed to join us in the studio weeks ago, but you couldn’t because ABC has a very strict policy that you can’t get into this building unless you’re fully vaccinated…and you made a conscious decision not to get vaccinated,” Joy Behar said. Jedediah Bila said she has a “medical exemption” to the vaccine supported by an “infectious disease specialist” and three other doctors. “I have sky-high,

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