Fox News host Laura Ingraham questioned former President Barack Obama's assertions about deep inequality in the United States on "The Ingraham Angle." Ingraham pointed to Obama's personal success, including his two presidential terms, Harvard Law education, substantial wealth, and luxurious lifestyle, as contradicting his narrative about systemic racism being a cornerstone of American life.

Ingraham asked how Obama could have achieved such success in a supposedly racially hostile environment, and what actions he took during his presidency to address systemic racism if it was so prevalent. She argued that blaming current urban poverty and crime on historical slavery is illogical and unhelpful to Black Americans. Instead, she contended that such rhetoric serves only to maintain Democratic power despite a poor economic track record.

Ingraham asserted that populist conservative policies are effective, evidenced by people of various demographics, including Black Americans, migrating from liberal cities to locations offering safety and affordability. She criticized the Democratic Party's narrative about America as poisonous and fraudulent, drawing a parallel with the Black Lives Matter movement.