Laura Ingraham and Raymond Arroyo Have ‘Who’s on First?’ Moment About Netflix’s ‘You’ (Video)

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oblivious “Who’s on first”-like misunderstanding of Raymond Arroyo describing the Netflix series “You” to her. But it’s even more of a treat that an actual star of the show weighed in – and got some LOLs out of it.If for some reason you missed it, Fox News firebrand Ingraham had Arroyo on her show earlier this week to discuss the success of Paramount’s “Yellowstone,” a show that she claims is outside of the “woke” bubble (or something).

A recent segment on Laura Ingraham’s Fox News show rehashed Abbott and Costello’s classic “Who’s On First?” routine while discussing the Netflix series “You”.

Laura Ingraham has addressed a viral moment from her show in which she discussed the popular Netflix show "You." Earlier this week, Ingraham welcomed Raymond Arroyo on her show and he brought up the popular thriller, referring to it by name. Ingraham seemingly mistook his statements for being about her own show.

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Fox News host Laura Ingraham misunderstanding a reference to the hit Netflix show You has gone viral. During a segment on The Ingraham Angle, guest Raymond Arroyo, 51, was discussing 'woke storylines' when he mentioned how the topic of measles arose on the show You.

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A recent segment on Laura Ingraham’s Fox News show rehashed Abbott and Costello’s classic “Who’s On First?” routine while discussing the Netflix series “You”.

Comedy isn’t an easy path for everyone. Penn Badgley revealed that he felt like Fox News personalities Laura Ingraham and Raymond Arroyo’s timing was just a little off, when the two had a discussion about the popular Netflix series You on Monday November 15. Laura acted like she was confused by what the presenter was trying to tell her, when he announced that there had been an episode of the thriller series that had mentioned measles.

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