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On The View, Sunny Hostin pressed Joy Behar about why she seemed 'in love' with JD Vance after his appearance; Behar denied being in love and said she respects the office and learned from Barbara Walters how to treat guests, while Vance joked his TV appearance proves he can negotiate with Iran and the hosts laughed at the exchange.
Sunny Hostin sparked on-air tension on The View by saying Joy Behar is “in love” with JD Vance, prompting uneasy reactions among the hosts and fresh fodder for discussion about boundaries and friendships on the talk show.
Joy Behar said on The View’s Behind the Table podcast that she told JD Vance to run for president, insisting she doesn’t think he’s a bad guy and finding him genial behind the scenes. She stressed she won’t back him politically and still leans Democratic on national issues, suggesting his current persona may be shaped by Trump. Behar predicted Vance will be back on the national stage someday, potentially in a presidential bid, a notion she discussed after his appearance on The View where he faced the panel’s questions and banter.
Joy Behar will miss several upcoming The View episodes as she travels to Paris and then London for her West End run of My First Ex-Husband; during her absence, Sheryl Underwood, Kara Swisher, Ana Navarro, and Whoopi Goldberg will sub in.
Joy Behar will take a short break from The View to travel to Paris and London to perform in the West End play My First Ex-Husband; her last appearance before the break is planned for May 28. In her absence, Whoopi Goldberg will host the Friday shows, Sheryl Underwood will guest-host for two days, and Kara Swisher will join the Hot Topics panel on other days alongside Ana Navarro, with Behar continuing to bank Weekend View episodes.
Joy Behar announced on the Behind the Table podcast that she’ll take an extended two‑week hiatus from The View, banking the weekend shows as she travels to Paris and then London to perform My First Ex‑Husband at the Boulevard Theatre in the West End, with Jackie Hoffman and two British actors. While she’s away, Sheryl Underwood will fill in for two days, Kara Swisher will appear in the second week, and Whoopi Goldberg will join on Fridays. Behar will appear on air for the rest of this week before departing for her two‑week break.
Sheryl Underwood, guest-hosting The View, pushes back when Joy Behar jokingly references The Talk’s cancellation, highlighting past feuds and suggesting a reunion between the two programs while she pursues a regular hosting role.
Savannah Chrisley stepped in as The View’s conservative voice while Alyssa Farah Griffin was on maternity leave and says she expected hostility from Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar, but found them surprisingly warm and funny. Joy Behar’s off-camera humor and questions about her parents amused her, while Sunny Hostin was initially more confrontational, likely due to her prosecutor background; after a candid off-camera chat, the two cleared the air. Chrisley emphasizes not judging and notes the overall experience was more positive than she anticipated. Watch the interview linked in Deadline’s coverage.
Savannah Chrisley guest-hosted The View expecting a confrontation with Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar, but off-camera she says she ended up getting along with them. She acknowledged The View’s reputation for toxic treatment of guests with differing views but said she and Behar had a fun exchange off-camera, while Sunny Hostin challenged her on her parents’ pardons and she apologized during a tense moment. Chrisley left impressed they could have constructive conversations and found common ground, ahead of Amanda Carpenter’s upcoming guest-hosting stint.
During a Hot Topics segment on The View, Savannah Chrisley’s on-air claim about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was challenged and shut down by the permanent cohosts, with Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar pushing back and clarifying that AOC isn’t running for president in 2028 as they also weighed in on Trump’s recent missteps and recoveries.
Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar, long-time hosts of 'The View,' have no plans to retire soon, citing financial needs and their passion for creating content as reasons to keep working.
Donald Trump threatened to have 'The View' canceled after co-host Joy Behar criticized him for his comments about Obama, prompting a strong response from the White House and ABC's defense of the show's ratings and popularity.
Joy Behar made a controversial comment on 'The View' claiming Trump is jealous of Obama, which prompted a threatening response from a Trump spokesperson, raising concerns about potential show cancellations amid recent TV show cancellations and political tensions.
The White House criticized Joy Behar for her comments on ABC's The View, where she suggested Trump's attacks on Obama were driven by jealousy and linked Trump's actions to the January 6 Capitol riot, while warning that the show might be canceled. The controversy is part of broader tensions involving Trump, media figures, and political narratives about election interference and political bias.
The White House issued a sharp statement criticizing Joy Behar of The View, accusing her of suffering from 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' and threatening to remove the show from air, following her comments about Donald Trump and Barack Obama. The statement was a response to Behar's remarks on Trump's jealousy of Obama and circulated a dismissive critique of her and the show's ratings, despite evidence of its recent audience growth.