Sara Haines

Friday’s The View was a chaotic mess, as two hosts left mid-show before their VIP guest even arrived. Vice President Kamala Harris was that guest, and though she has faced strong criticism for basically ignoring the border crisis she’s supposed to be in charge of, she was only pressed from the far-left by the hosts.

Disgusted by Republicans, The View co-host Sunny Hostin suggested Thursday that we get rid of the entire party. 

The View’s Joy Behar emphatically defended General Mark Milley, after it was revealed in Bob Woodward’s book that he may have committed treason while President Trump was in office.

On Bill Maher's most recent show, he pointed out how things like having two national anthems played at football games and schools segregating activities and classrooms by race was taking the country backwards. But the far-left View hosts didn’t like their side being criticized, so they pushed back on Maher’s valid points on their Monday’s show.

A truly awful but revealing conversation happened Wednesday morning on ABC’s The View, where the nearly all-liberal panel argued hospitals should turn away sick patients who did not take the COVID-19 vaccine. After playing a clip of one Florida doctor saying she had “drawn a line in the sand” against treating unvaccinated individuals in person, the panel then brought up the larger…

The View returned Tuesday for its 25th season without any conservative co-host, so the table was in agreement most of the show. When the topic of Texas’s SB8 fetal heartbeat law came up, each of the liberal women tore into it, with Joy Behar pretending she works for MSNBC, calling Republicans America’s Taliban.

On Friday’s The View, co-host Sunny Hostin claimed a rise in black gun ownership wasn’t a result of being concerned about rising crime, but because “white supremacy” and police made blacks feel “unsafe.”

While journalists ignored the brutal expose, The View co-hosts on Thursday leapt to Kamala Harris’s defense,…

If you can believe it, it looks like The View will be even more of a liberal echo chamber pretty soon. After rumors leaked overnight, co-host Meghan McCain confirmed today that she was leaving the show at the end of the season. 

On Wednesday, ABC’s The View played its part in the damage control operation to defend New York Times editorial board writer Mara Gay after she explained how she was “disturb[ed]” and frightened by the sight of American flags as a racist, a sign of white supremacy, and way of identifying Americans who support Donald Trump (and thus the kind of people that are supposed to be…

Dr. Anthony Fauci is under renewed scrutiny after a Freedom of Information Act released thousands of his emails from the early days of the pandemic, raising questions about Fauci’s cozy relationship with China and conflicting messaging on masks, among other controversies. But Fauci’s friends at The View refused to criticize the public figure, and attacked Republicans, instead.

The liberal media is in love with a Dallas high school student who used her valedictorian speech to wail about a Texas law restricting abortions. Of course, the hosts of The View were enamored as well with the “brave” teen "making a stand” holding up "democracy" and “speaking truth to power” ie: the Republican party.

Former MSNBC Hardball host Chris Matthews made his media rounds on The View Wednesday, to plug his new book and comment on the current news cycle. Unlike most liberal guests on the show, Matthews faced an awkward combination of confrontational and friendly questions.

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand was guest on the show Thursday, where she was shamed by hosts Sunny Hostin and Sara Haines for not being partisan enough, despite ranking as the third most liberal Senator in Congress.