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Laura Ingraham conducted a rare challenging interview with President Trump on Fox News, questioning his policies and perceptions, and highlighting internal disagreements within the pro-Trump camp, while also reflecting concerns of Republican voters.
The CDC has issued an alert about a rise in cases of meningococcal disease in the US, while other headlines include a shooting at a Finnish primary school, Biden's proclamation of a transgender holiday on Easter, and a warning about the conflict in Gaza. Laura Ingraham criticizes the White House for not condemning pro-Hamas protesters at New York's Saint Patrick's Cathedral, and other news covers topics ranging from media to American culture and weather.
Fox News host Laura Ingraham criticizes the Biden administration for allegedly targeting and offending traditional Christians, particularly during the Easter season, citing the administration's celebration of Trans Visibility Day on Easter and its perceived lack of condemnation for disrespect shown towards Christians. Ingraham argues that the administration is not accommodating traditional Christian beliefs and accuses it of favoring other groups over Christians.
Fox News host Laura Ingraham baselessly blamed migrants for Florida's measles outbreak, despite experts attributing the spread to low vaccination rates. Ingraham's claims were made without evidence and were criticized for being a racist dog whistle. The network's fearmongering about migrants and disease outbreaks overlooks the state's response to the situation and serves as a political tool against the Biden administration.
During a town hall in South Carolina, former President Donald Trump was corrected by Fox News host Laura Ingraham on his claims about voter fraud related to mail-in voting, citing his victory in Florida as evidence against his claims. Trump has continued to assert that the 2020 election was stolen from him, despite lack of evidence, and has criticized mail-in voting. Meanwhile, a Republican state senator in Florida is proposing restrictions on mail-in voting, citing the need for safeguards, while critics argue that such proposals could disenfranchise certain voters.
Former President Donald Trump revealed a long list of potential vice presidential candidates during a Fox News town hall event, including names like Tim Scott, Ron DeSantis, and Vivek Ramaswamy. Trump praised Scott for his advocacy and campaigning efforts, indicating that Scott has been more beneficial to Trump than to himself. While Trump mentioned several potential candidates, it remains to be seen who he will ultimately choose as his running mate.
Former President Donald Trump will participate in a pre-recorded town hall interview with Fox News' Laura Ingraham at the Greenville Convention Center, which will be broadcast at 7 p.m. The segment will cover America's domestic and foreign policy challenges, recent polling among minorities toward Trump, his legal battles, the remaining primaries, and his early considerations for a vice-presidential pick.
Relations between Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Fox News have soured, with Fox host Laura Ingraham calling for DeSantis to step aside and endorse Trump after his second-place finish in the Iowa caucuses. DeSantis's aides mocked Ingraham's advice, accusing Fox of being "full blown Trump TV." This marks a sharp deterioration in the once close relationship between DeSantis and the network.
Fox News host Laura Ingraham criticizes Georgia DA Fani Willis, alleging misconduct and corruption involving her boyfriend, Nathan Wade, who was reportedly overpaid for his work. Ingraham accuses Willis of playing the victim and crying racism when faced with allegations, and highlights that Wade was paid significantly more than more experienced prosecutors. Willis had previously indicted former President Trump on state racketeering charges, but is now facing scrutiny over the alleged relationship scandal.
Fox News host Laura Ingraham criticizes President Biden's handling of the economy, highlighting rising costs of groceries, used cars, and rent. She cites reports from Bloomberg and The Atlantic, which discuss the unaffordability of housing and the decline in belief in the American dream. Ingraham argues that even the media, typically friendly towards Biden, can no longer avoid reporting the truth about the struggling economy.
Fox News host Laura Ingraham highlights President Biden's dropping approval ratings, citing a recent NBC poll showing his numbers at a record-low of 40%, with even lower ratings among young people. Ingraham also mentions a Harvard/Harris poll showing Biden trailing against Trump by seven points. She argues that these numbers reflect a growing dissatisfaction with Biden's handling of the economy, foreign policy, and rising crime rates. Ingraham suggests that these trends are not limited to the United States, as populist and anti-immigration movements are gaining traction globally, signaling a collapse of the old consensus on globalization.
Fox News host Laura Ingraham criticized Republicans for their recent behavior, including former Speaker Kevin McCarthy being accused of shoving a GOP colleague and a Republican senator challenging a witness to a fight during a congressional hearing. Ingraham mocked the situation by playing a clip from Mean Girls, calling it an "utter embarrassment" and urging politicians to act like adults.
Fox News host Laura Ingraham told former Trump attorney John Eastman that she had not seen any evidence of fraud in the 2020 election, contradicting his claims. Eastman, who was indicted alongside Trump by the Fulton County District Attorney's office in Georgia, continued to assert that he had "lots" of evidence of fraud. Ingraham expressed her desire to see the evidence but stated that she had not seen it. Eastman is accused of attempting to establish a slate of fake electors to falsely certify Trump's victory. Fox News has faced defamation lawsuits over its promotion of false claims about the election.
Fox News has announced a new primetime lineup, with Jesse Watters moving to the 8 p.m. ET time slot, Laura Ingraham moving to 7 p.m. ET, and Greg Gutfeld taking over Ingraham's slot at 10 p.m. ET. Hannity will remain at 9 p.m. ET, and Fox News @ Night with Trace Gallagher will move to 11 p.m. ET. The changes will be effective as of July 17.
Laura Ingraham criticized the children's show "Transformers: EarthSpark" for introducing non-binary characters with they/them and she/they pronouns, claiming that the show is pushing liberal ideologies down young kids' throats. She argued that children's shows similar to "Transformers: EarthSpark" are pushing "destructive and corrosive lies" to America's youth and urged parents to stand up against it.