Laura Ingraham stands at Fauci hearing alongside others 'shamed' during COVID-19

Laura Ingraham was at a Senate hearing where Dr. Anthony Fauci answered questions. She stood up when a senator asked about people being 'shamed' during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Laura Ingraham was at a Senate hearing. She stood up when a senator talked about people being 'shamed' during COVID-19. This happened during a hearing with Dr. Anthony Fauci.
Why it matters
This story is about a famous TV host and a doctor who helped with COVID-19. It shows how people react to discussions about the pandemic.
- Who was at the Senate hearing?
- Laura Ingraham and Dr. Anthony Fauci were there.
- What happened during the hearing?
- A senator asked about people being 'shamed' during COVID-19.
- Why did Laura Ingraham stand up?
- She stood up when the senator asked about people being 'shamed'.
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Laura Ingraham's reaction to the senator's question
Sources1TypeAngleThe HillLaura Ingraham stood up in support