Laura Ingraham Gets An Awkward Earpiece Correction After Nicki Minaj Blunder
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The Fox News moment went viral on social media for the wrong reason.
Laura Ingraham received an on-air correction from her own team ― and mockery and criticism on social media ― after mixing up Black female rappers during a Fox News segment.
Ingraham was speaking on Wednesday with Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) about Donald Trump’s infant savings account initiative when she referenced the appearance of hip hop star Nicki Minaj at the event.
Minaj expressed her support for Trump, declared herself his “number one fan,” and accused critics of “bullying” the president.
Ingraham said of the “Anaconda” singer: “Nicki Minaj and Donald Trump. Now conservatives, including myself, were beyond disgusted by lyrics in some of her songs over the years.”
″‘WAP,’ I won’t say what that stands for,” she continued.
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The Fox News moment went viral on social media for the wrong reason.
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