Laura Ingraham Contradicted By Her Own On-Screen Graphic

Fox News ’ Laura Ingraham raised eyebrows on Thursday when she said one thing about leading anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist  Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on her prime-time show, but the graphic that appeared on-screen at the same time suggested the opposite.

Ingraham claimed Kennedy, a Democratic longshot presidential candidate who this month was condemned even by his family for baselessly claiming COVID-19 “ethnically targeted” certain groups, is “popular” and “polling so well.”

But the graphic showed Kennedy, a son of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy (D-N.Y.), polling at just 14 percentage points.

President Joe Biden , per the poll, is at 71 points.

Michael Steele, a former chair of the Republican National Committee, was among those stunned by Ingraham’s take.

“Umm, Biden is up by 57pts,” he pointed out on Twitter.

For comparison, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is trailing in the 2024 Republican race to former President Donald Trump by around 30 percentage points.

That gap has seen DeSantis written off by some conservatives, reportedly including billionaire Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch .

Trump “must be crapping his pants” at DeSantis’ performance, Steele mockingly suggested in response to Ingraham’s claim.

“Talk about being smart if you did some ‘self-reflection’; or just reading the numbers on the screen,” the former GOP grandee added.