Former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson, who is also a 2024 Republican presidential candidate, has spent time much of his time campaigning in both Iowa and South Carolina this month.
The GOP hopeful's failure to attract supporters to his events was the topic of discussion between Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo and host Laura Ingraham during a Friday, July 14, episode of The Ingraham Angle — and neither could contain their laughter.
“If you're going to run for president, I wish you were able to draw more than six people to your events," Arroyo said as the Fox News host laughed, while footage of the gathering played. "Now, this is Mr. Hutchinson in Iowa on Tuesday, Laura, ok? Now, lest you think we're being selective or cruel here, this is the crowd Hutchinson drew in Greenville, South Carolina last week. It’s like waiting for a doctor's office that's closed."
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Ingraham then commented, "Raymond when I looked at it quickly, I'm like, is this an old episode of the group therapy on the Bob Newhart Show?"
The Fox contributor sarcastically replied, "Maybe it's an intervention. The voters are saying, 'Maybe you shouldn't do this."
Still laughing, Ingraham said, "Oh God! This looks like a – God bless them – an AA meeting or something. It's like, 'I'm John and I'm a Hutchinson supporter. Help me.'"
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