Friday, 30 March 2018

Parkland shooting survivor speaks with TODAY after social media battle with Fox News host

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After Fox News host Laura Ingraham wrote a controversial tweet about Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg, the high school student encouraged his supporters to boycott the advertisers behind Ingraham's show. Eight sponsors now say they're pulling their ads, while Ingraham has issued an apology on social media. "We're going to go after the money because that's where it hurts them the most," Hogg told NBC's Kerry Sanders about his strategy to boycott her advertisers.

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