Laura Ingraham abruptly ends interview after guest calls her out for losing advertisers “when you taunted a Parkland survivor”
Ingraham: “Nice try little buddy”
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From the January 4, 2023, edition of Fox News' The Ingraham Angle
LAURA INGRAHAM (HOST): But underneath it all, you seem to have a belief that football has -- has a history based in racism and a celebration of the fans of violence. And what I'm saying to you is, I think -- I don't know what kind of fan base you're going to, they don't celebrate violence. They're there to enjoy the game and celebrate the talent.
STEVE ALMOND (GUEST): I don't think the fans celebrate violence. I agree with you, Laura. I don't think the fans are celebrating the violence. I think they tolerate the violence and they see when somebody like Damar Hamlin is almost killed in front of them -- or I remember watching Darryl Stingley get paralyzed as an 11-year-old -- and I didn't stop watching football. And lots of fans don't stop watching football because they enjoy it so much because it's so thrilling. The reason that people change their behavior is because there's an economic incentive. A couple of years ago when you taunted a survivor of Parkland mass shooting, you apologized because advertisers withdrew from your show and --
INGRAHAM: Steven, nice try little buddy. Nice try buddy, I appreciate it. This is what they always do, but we're going to welcome all points of view on the show.