In the increasingly polarized landscape of American media, few figures have become as controversial and divisive as Fox News host Laura Ingraham. Known for her incendiary rhetoric and alignment with far-right political agendas, Ingraham has long positioned herself as a stalwart defender of what she claims are “American values.” But a powerful and deeply personal account from someone who knows her best—her own brother, Curtis Ingraham—reveals a disturbing portrait of the woman behind the camera.

Curtis Ingraham, who has spoken out before about his sister’s hardline ideology, sat down with us at the Midas Touch Network to offer a rare, unfiltered look at Laura’s past and what he sees as her radical transformation. The revelations are not just shocking—they are tragic.

“She’s a malignant narcissist,” Curtis said, describing his sister without hesitation. “She’s chosen a path of hate, while I chose a path of love.” According to Curtis, their childhood was marred by trauma, with a Nazi-sympathizing, abusive alcoholic father and a household saturated in anger and dysfunction. “There was a copy of Mein Kampf on the living room bookshelf,” he recalled, offering a chilling glimpse into the environment that shaped them both.

While Curtis says he found healing and love in his life—eventually coming out as gay and building a long-term relationship—Laura, he believes, channeled her pain into cruelty. The turning point, he says, came when she publicly opposed gay marriage, despite having witnessed the deep bond Curtis shared with his dying partner of 12 years.

But perhaps the most disturbing detail from their shared past involves Laura’s time at Dartmouth, where she edited the conservative campus newspaper The Dartmouth Review. Curtis claims she approved the undercover outing of students attending a Gay Alliance meeting—a decision that, according to reports at the time, may have led to a suicide. “I emailed her and asked if it was true,” he said. “She responded with legal jargon. That’s when I knew.”

From there, Curtis says, Laura dove headfirst into right-wing extremism, culminating in her vocal support of Donald Trump and her opposition to public health measures and immigration—despite having adopted three immigrant children herself.

Recently, Laura has escalated her rhetoric even further. In one of her latest broadcasts, she called on Republicans to “grind everything on Capitol Hill to a halt” in response to Trump’s legal troubles. “Indict Biden,” she demanded, blaming the president for crimes committed by undocumented immigrants. “This is not the America I know,” Curtis remarked. “She represents something vile and deeply un-American.”

In another segment, Ingraham mocked the Democratic platform as “pot, porn, and Planned Parenthood,” demonstrating a juvenile brand of politics that has become her signature. Her calls to dismantle the FBI—echoed by GOP leaders like Jim Jordan—show just how far she’s willing to go to prop up Trumpism. “It’s Kim Jong-Un-style propaganda,” said Marcellus, reacting to her on-air guest’s praise of Trump’s “lunchbox-sized hands” and “unmatched stamina.”

Curtis Ingraham is painfully aware of the contradictions and hypocrisy that define his sister’s public persona. “She’s been vaccinated, yet she spreads anti-vaccine rhetoric,” he said. “She adopted immigrant children, but vilifies immigrants on air.” He believes Laura knows she’s lying—but does it anyway. “She has a conscience,” he said. “But it’s growing dimmer by the day.”

His conclusion is sobering: “It’s all spin. No solutions, just anger. And people buy it because anger is easier.”

As we reflect on this remarkable testimony, the story of Laura and Curtis Ingraham becomes more than just a sibling divide—it’s a symbol of the choices we face as a nation. Curtis is a reminder that even in the darkest corners of our past, it is possible to choose love over hate, empathy over division.

The Midas Touch Network will continue to shine light on the voices that matter, especially those brave enough to speak truth, even when it’s against their own family.

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