The tweet was subjected to the Ratio it deserved, but as if that wasn’t humiliating enough, Hogg responded with severity and brevity. He tagged the top 12 advertisers of her Fox show, The Ingraham Angle, and called on his followers to ask them to revoke their ads from the show. It worked.

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As of this post’s writing, Nutrish—Rachel Ray’s pet food company—TripAdvisor, Wayfair, Nestle, and Expedia (which wasn’t listed by Hogg, but did advertise on the show) have all announced they’ve pulled their support.

Ingraham and her show may have paid dearly for her attack on a high school student, but the unconvincing and groveling apology she tweeted on Thursday is truly priceless (and conveniently makes no mention of the advertisers fleeing her show):

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Never cross these Parkland teens, especially on Twitter.

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