Laura Ingraham: "We have to learn from all of this!"

Romney? "Boy, did he fool us!" "Mitt, you made your stand; now you should resign! I do like that Park City skiing and the summer hiking! If I have to move to Utah and run against him in four and a half years, I will!"

"Biden Inc.: Four decades of crime"

Raymond Arroyo lightens up Laura Ingraham

Last night Laura Ingraham and Raymond Arroyo discussed emotional support animals, including miniature horses on airlines. Also, vaping is as addictive as cigarettes. Watch the video here.

Laura responds to LeBron and Kevin

Are you familiar with Laura Ingraham's recent calling out of LeBron James and Kevin Durant for their remarks about President Trump? Here is a recap and Laura's response to their response.

Laura Ingraham issues invitation to LeBron to come on her show

Laura Ingraham tweeted to LeBron James,

Hey King, Come play on my Court next week. You’re invited on the show anytime.

Warner Todd Houston reports in Breitbart,

Fox News host Laura Ingraham has challenged Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James to come on her show, and debate the mixing of sports and politics.
The invite comes after critics slammed Ingraham for telling the NBA star to “shut up and dribble,” instead of talking about politics.

Ingraham tweeted out the invitation after taking the slings and arrows of a list of entertainers and sports figures for her criticism of the player.

Ingraham was responding to yet another anti-Trump screed from the player who was heard saying Trump “doesn’t give a f**k” about people on the Uninterrupted Rolling With Champion podcast.

The evening Fox News host took criticism from a list of sports figures and at least one entertainer after she criticized James. Included among the attackers were Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade, Philadelphia Eagles DE Chris Long, Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant, and actress Ellen Pompeo.

Fox News has since released a statement from Laura Ingraham answering to her critics:

“In 2003, I wrote a New York Times bestseller called ‘Shut Up & Sing,’ in which I criticized celebrities like the Dixie Chicks & Barbra Streisand who were trashing then-President George W. Bush. I have used a variation of that title for more than 15 years to respond to performers who sound off on politics. I’ve told Robert DeNiro to ‘Shut Up & Act,’ Jimmy Kimmel to ‘Shut Up & Make Us Laugh,’ and just this week told the San Antonio Spurs’ Gregg Popovich to ‘Shut up & Coach.’ If pro athletes and entertainers want to freelance as political pundits, then they should not be surprised when they’re called out for insulting politicians. There was no racial intent in my remarks – false, defamatory charges of racism are a transparent attempt to immunize entertainment and sports elites from scrutiny and criticism. Additionally, we stated on my show that these comments came from an ESPN podcast, which was not the case – the content was unaffiliated with ESPN.”

James has not yet responded to the invitation to appear on Ingraham’s show.

Twitter tidbits

Laura Ingraham tweeted,

How interesting that pro-Amnesty @CoryGardner won’t join me on @foxnews or on radio but is on @msnbc now. That he’s more comfortable there is telling.

Fox News tweeted,

@Jim_Jordan: "Top people at the FBI look like they had a plan to undermine the Trump campaign."

.@Jim_Jordan: "Top people at the FBI look like they had a plan to undermine the Trump campaign." pic.twitter.com/b5YwY1fYnr

— Fox News (@FoxNews) January 10, 2018

"The stories were fake, but the leaks were real."

Adam Schiff and his leaks of closed-door Intelligence Committee Hearings to the "Collusion Narrative Network." Shilling for the collusion narrative.

It is official: Laura Ingraham to Fox News prime time

JIm Stinson reports at Lifezette,

Laura Ingraham, the founder and editor-in-chief of LifeZette and longtime host of the nationally syndicated “Laura Ingraham Show,” will soon host her own Fox News show during the 10 p.m. prime-time slot.

The live show, to be titled “The Ingraham Angle,” will debut October 30.

Read more here.

"Systemic viciousness"

"The Hollywood Left's agitation squad"

Two radio and t.v. personalities who supported Trump throughout the primaries and campaign, Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham, get together. Both remind Trump to keep in mind the people who supported him. Sean added that Trump should never trust the Republican establishment, the Democrat establishment, or the media establishment, ever! At the end, Sean asks Laura if the rumors are true about her considering a run for the US Senate from Virginia!

No, Hillary...you're the problem!

You want to hear a fabulous speech by a gorgeous woman? This is the most important election since 1980. Hillary? A bad joke, like skinny jeans or a man bun on men! We're not your servants...you're ours! The phonies have gone uncovered and unexposed for too long! Donald Trump called them out, not the men and women of the media. Do your job, members of the media!

A confession

The mainstream media is freaking out about the Brexit vote. Maybe it's time for a confession from me. When my preferred candidate was losing his battle with Donald Trump in the Republican primaries, I tuned out Trump supporters like Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham and Roger L. Simon. I even started listening to NPR!

I'm over my tantrum. Today I turned on NPR for what I hope will be one of the last times, during a thunderstorm which was interferring with my AM radio reception. The NPR person started sobbing about the Brexit vote as she rode her bicycle into Munich and talked with her friends. Immediately I laughed uproariously, and changed back to the staticky AM radio program.

Laura Ingraham was excitedly celebrating the Brexit vote. So was Sean Hannity later in the day. And Roger L. Simon has been writing his best stuff ever.

And where was Donald Trump? In London congratulating the people of Britain for their "fantastic" vote! Unlike Barack Obama who scolded them and threatened them prior to the vote, which surely influenced the vote just as happened in 2010 and 2014 in America.

Newt Gingrich: There's no virtuous middle way here. You're either for the Republican nominee, whether it is Trump or Cruz, or you're for the election of Hillary Clinton and a very radical Supreme Court

Is Gingrich Trump's Vice Presidential nominee? Or, is he Cruz's Veep? Kinda like a Dick Cheney was to a George W. Bush?

Sean Hannity: Mathematically it's over, and the Establishment lost!

Laura Ingraham: The perfect is the enemy of the good!

Two parties that have failed the middle class

Kicking Trump around

Allahpundit writes at Hot Air about the latest fallout on Donald Trump. The PGA has removed its Grand Slam of Golf event from Trump's Los Angeles golf course. A rich Republican donor named John Jordan wants to see candidates walk off the debate stage if Trump is allowed to participate. Lindsey Grahamnesty wants to add Trump to his list of candidates he wants to kick around.

Allahpundit writes,

Republican centrists hate Trump despite his own highly centrist record because they’re afraid he’s going to alienate Latinos from the party’s eventual nominee. In the short-term, though, Trump’s presence in the race is wonderful for establishmentarians: He’s siphoning off votes from more formidable grassroots favorites like Ted Cruz, who’s almost alone among GOP candidates right now in praising Trump in order to position himself as their fallback choice once Trump leaves the race. The longer Trump hangs around, the harder it is for Cruz to get traction. And the surest way to make sure that he hangs around is to insult him by refusing to give him a mic at the GOP debates. Maybe that’s Jordan’s play — build Trump up as the “true” anti-establishmentarian and watch as the tea partiers desert Cruz and Paul while Bush consolidates the center. Or maybe Jordan really is so goofy that he thinks kicking Trump out of the debates won’t backfire horribly.

Read more here.

I heard Ted Cruz on the Laura Ingraham show this morning. Although I don't think she meant to do it, Laura creamed Cruz on the subject of immigration.

A new site for Laura Ingraham

Dylan Byers reports at Politico that Laura Ingraham is putting together a new website:

Laura Ingraham's new website will be called LifeZette and will brand itself as "a cultural and political web destination for conservatives and independents," the On Media blog has learned.

The forthcoming site, which we reported on yesterday, is now being included in promotional material for Ingraham's speaking gigs. An upcoming event at the Petroleum Club of Midland, Texas, bills Ingraham as "the Editor-in-Chief and Co-Founder of the soon-to-be launched LifeZette.com."

Ingraham has apparently been at work on the site for months. The web address was registered by Ingraham's business partner Peter Anthony in October, and LinkedIn profiles for the site's staff show that they joined the company in December.

On Monday, a source told us that outgoing Daily Caller reporter Neil Munro had been tapped to serve as the site's editor. We've now confirmed that he will be the site's political editor, not it's editor-in-chief.*

Ingraham, a radio host and Fox News contributor, launched her political career as a speechwriter in the Reagan administration. She has been an influential conservative pundit since the mid-'90s and last year was named a contributor to "This Week," ABC's Sunday morning public affairs program.