Fox News host Laura Ingraham swapped the studio for the streets of Minnesota on Thursday, but things quickly descended into utter chaos live on air.

Laura’s broadcast came one day after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent fatally shot a 37-year-old mom-of-three woman in Minneapolis.

ICE agent Jonathan Ross shot Renee Nicole Good, who was in a stationary SUV in the middle of a road. Video shows agents telling her to “get out of the f—ing car.” One agent grabbed the driver’s side door handle, prompting Good to put the vehicle in reverse and then in drive, as if to drive away from the agent. At that point, Ross, who was near the front of the SUV, fatally gunned her down.

Before the video of the incident became available to the public, the federal government said the shooting was justified and that Good tried to run over the ICE agent. To add to the drama, President Donald Trump blamed Good for the shooting, calling her a “professional agitator.”

The killing sparked furious protests in Minneapolis, where Laura was on hand to report the latest during Thursday’s edition of The Ingraham Angle.

“There is nothing like being on the ground talking to people to try to get a clearer picture of the story, which is what we did today in Minneapolis,” Laura explained from a studio in Minnesota.

The host showed a video of her at a protest hours earlier and called it “pretty peaceful,” but said when she attempted to speak with demonstrators, they “kind of nicely, but aggressively escorted you out across their border.”

The Fox News star then aired a clip of an exchange she had with a woman who was clearly not a fan. The protester blasted, “You are a disgrace to the human race!” prompting Laura to ask, “Why are you wearing a mask? Why are you wearing a mask?”

To which the woman replied, “Because my nose is cold. Why do you care if I’m wearing a mask?” Laura then insisted, “I’m just curious. It’s just a question!”

The protector then appeared to call Laura an “Agitator,” which was brushed off by the TV star as she continued her report, explaining to viewers, “This is the crowd. And they apparently are policing their borders. So, they’re policing their borders here, which is fascinating.

“Shame! Shame!” the woman then piped up, as Laura called her, “So boring.” The protester then reiterated, “Shame! Shame!”

Laura then fought back again, asking the lady, “Do you have a job? Do you have a job?” as the woman clapped back, “Shame!” again.

The clip ended, and Laura revealed that she and her production crew were flipped off by thr crowd. “And as we were leaving in our vehicle, they did what they can do,” she recalled. “They gave us all the finger. I think they secretly liked us, though.”