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Former Reagan administration lawyer and author Laura Ingram is one of the best-known presenters on Fox News. Its show, “Angle Ingram”, was crowned in the third quarter of 2021 as the fourth cable program in the US in terms of ratings, with all three shows before it belonging to the same station and only after it comes Rachel Meadow from MSNBC in fifth place. In Monday’s program this week, which aired yesterday at 5 a.m. Israel time, she would probably have preferred as few people as possible to see.
Raymond Arroyo, a journalist and writer who is a regular guest on the show, was to discuss with Ingram the claim that more and more movies, TV shows and other entertainment content contain political messages of the left. At one point he tried to give an example from the series ‘The’, which according to the ratings data revealed by Netflix last night is one of the five most watched series on the service.
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“You know, I watched an episode of … ‘You’, where (measles) came up, and …”, Arroyo began.
“Wait a minute, when did I mention measles?” Ingram interrupted him.
“I do not know. It was in ‘The,'” he tried to continue.
“Wait, what … what was wrong with me? What are you talking about? Right? Do you even hear what I’m saying? I’ve never had measles in my life!” Ingram argued.
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“The measles and vaccine episode was in ‘You’!”, Arroyo tried to clarify.
“We never did …” Ingram sighed. “God … we’ve never done a chapter on measles and vaccines. Is this a joke? I have no idea what you’re talking about.”
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I know! It was in ‘You’! It was in ‘You’! “, Arroyo got angry.
“I never had … Raymond, I never had measles,” Ingram tried again. “What are you talking about? It’s stupid!”.
“It was an episode of a show, Laura,” replied Arroyo, who could barely control himself.
“And what is her name?”, The waitress asked, adding a murmur: “What is he talking about?”.
The guest lost patience: “‘You’ ‘you’! She’s called ‘you’!”, He shouted.
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“I never did a plan on measles. I … just …,” Ingram began, apparently realizing that something in the discussion went horribly wrong, because then she added, “I give up. We have to keep going. I’m giving up!”
Arroyo continued to strive to reach an understanding, so that the discussion could continue: “This is a program called ‘You’ on Netflix!”, He explained.
“Is there a program on Netflix called ‘Laura Ingram’?” Ingram asked. “What are you talking about?”.
At this point Arroyo also gave up: “No matter. I continue to Adele. I can not explain it to you,” he concluded, moving on to talk about Adele’s interview with Oprah Winfrey, which was the next example on his list of planned examples to drip progressive messages in the media.
The hallucinatory conversation, which lasted a full minute, quickly went viral (the version we incorporated above, for example, has 35,000 shares), and was circulated on all social networks by many users, who really enjoyed laughing at the alleged ignorance of one of the most popular waitresses on the US station.
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