Laura Ingraham

As the host of The Ingraham Angle, Ingraham aims to cut through the Washington chatter to speak directly with unexpected voices and the actual people who are impacted by the news of the day. Each night, Ingraham challenges the decision makers to focus on everyday, hard-working Americans who serve as the backbone of the nation. The program also highlights the importance of faith in our nation and reveals stories that showcase the American spirit.

During her time at the network, Ingraham has interviewed numerous notable political figures across the board, including presidents, members of congress, government and White House officials. Ingraham secured the first interview with National Security Advisor Michael Waltz in his first television reaction, following The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg being added to a Signal group chat with senior Trump officials discussing plans for a strike on Houthi rebels in Yemen. On Inauguration Day 2025, Ingraham contributed to FNC's coverage from Washington, D.C. commentating on President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect J.D. Vance being sworn into office. She also contributed to the network's coverage from the 2024 Republican National Convention and Democratic National Convention. She has hosted a series of highly-rated town halls including The Ingraham Angle Town Hall: Red State Trailblazers, The Ingraham Angle Town Hall: Time for Class and The Ingraham Angle Town Hall: Georgia and the Battle for Senate. 

Prior to joining the network, Ingraham served as a litigator and as a Supreme Court law clerk for Justice Clarence Thomas. She is also the author of the New York Times bestsellers "The Hillary Trap," "Shut Up & Sing," "Power to the People," and "The Obama Diaries," among others. Previously, her radio program earned her the spot as the most-listened-to woman in political talk radio on hundreds of stations nationwide. 

Ingraham graduated from Dartmouth College and the University Of Virginia School of Law.