LAURA INGRAHAM (HOST): I toyed with the idea of running against [Virginia Democratic Sen. Tim] Kaine for the Senate, and even people were talking to me about running for governor because I think I'd enjoy governor more than Senate. But part of the reason I decided “eh, it's not right for me,” I haven't lived long enough in Virginia. I lived in Virginia when I first came here, the area, in 1987. And I lived in Charlottesville when I was in law school, and I live in Virginia now. But I didn't live long enough in Virginia and I think that hurts.

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INGRAHAM: I would have done better than [Republican gubernatorial candidate Ed] Gillespie though, I can tell you that. I might have still been able to beat [Governor-elect Ralph] Northam. It would have been tough, but I would have done better than Gillespie. I would have gone everywhere. I would have gone into the Muslim community and said, “Look, do you want money in your pocket or not? You can think Trump's the worst person, you have money in your pocket.”

Previously:

Laura Ingraham: Why do we allow Muslim immigration when we “can't tell if an Islamic individual is going to be radicalized”?

Ingraham: “Northern Virginia is a problem” because they have new mosques, “illegal immigrant[s],” and refugees

Laura Ingraham to John Kelly: Why is Trump bringing in so many “Islamic” refugees?

Ingraham on Muslim immigration: “Middle Eastern countries have got to be told ... we're cutting you off”

Laura Ingraham suggests Trump's proposal to ban Muslim immigration “is not broad enough”