Laura Ingraham Behind The Scenes Video: Angry At Producers, Thinks She Looks Shiny

Laura Ingraham gets the Katie Couric treatment as Harry Shearer's MyDamnChannel posts another of its now-famous "Found Objects" series. The video, seen below, is a compilation of behind the scenes footage from the first few weeks of Ingraham's Fox News program, "Just In." In the clips, Ingraham is seen regularly getting angry with producers and the staff — however, it should be noted, her complaints seem largely within reason, and it's the Fox News staff that comes off looking worse than the host.

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[Meanwhile]

Poor thing, she keeps asking for facts. Doesn't she know that's NOT the way FOX News works?

[CaptainZero]

Her frustration seemed reasonable to me. The Fox staff were boobs.

[2PointsForHonesty]

I totally agree with you - she seems perfectly reasonable since she's surrounded by complete morons. Looks like another attempt to attack her simply because she works for FOX.

[Tblack]

I hate to admit it but you're right...tv is the worst profession­...you can see how the substance of the news gets lost so easy. More importantly you can see the effect of not hiring profession­als/season­ed journalists, writers, producers etc has really damaged the profession.

[editor]

As you can see; life is more difficult for conservatives. Its a real challenge.

[watcher269]

Sounds like a professional working in the world of fantasy NewsCorp. - what a FOX-UP!

Is this Bill O'Rielly's crew working with Laura?

[Grannysue]

Just another FAUX NEWS ditto head, hey her and Bill O should get together he's good at melt downs too!

[watcher269]

Ooooo, can you imagine the kids that Laura and Billo would create - They'd look like Murdoch!

[falgiano]

Ingram comes off fine, though i don't agree with a word that comes out of her mouth on air.

she's professional and largely composed. by contrast, o'reilly's outburst reminds us that he probably has bodies in his backyard.

[Aramingo]

Maybe if she came down off of her balcony and saw the way a news room was really run, she'd be a little more sympathetic.

[themiddleway]

Well, I certainly do not like her, but this is not really that news worthy. I think this may still be a spill over from the O'Reilly tyrant. She could be way nicer to her coworkers, but if people think this is bad enough for people to spend their time watching we are all becoming a bit too sensitive. If I was one of the people working for her I would certainly have something to call her, but to an outsider it really is not anything.

[johnnynyc]

I'm not a fan of her politics but all I see her doing here is trying to get her show run in a professional manner when she seems to be surrounded by people who aren't helping her handle the intensity of hosting a live television show.

The most telling quote:

"That's the Fox way of doing things?"

[CindyM2008]

What an angry woman.

[mathme]

Given the circumstances, you'd be angry, too.

[longnow]

Beyond the tongue action she comes off as reasonable.

When working with news ppl, especially at Fox News, sanity is a bonus.

[andyboy]

I feel like Laura when I attempt to blog on Huffpo.

[MegInPA]

Pretty much shows how on-top-of-the-game Fox News is. I don't even like her, but I think her complaints were more than justifiable. I like when she said, "That's not new; he gave the speech yesterday! That's the Fox way of doing things? *rolls eyes*"

[davidsnotinvolved]

I liked "nobody can follow this..."

:)

[hmmmmmer]

Now I understand why Faux News is so disturbing, they don't have their s**t together, big surprise. It is probably why most of the host say things they should regret, but don't, later.