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Joy Behar falsely claims Justice Kavanaugh "had accusations exactly like" Platner's against him. Sunny Hostin calls on her Democratic Party to find someone who speaks to Platner's voters because she insists Democrats can win the seat: JOY BEHAR: But at least the Democrats are dumping him. Whereas, Susan Collins... was one of the major votes to put Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court and he also had allegations exactly like this. If I recall correctly. Am I wrong? SUNNY HOSTIN: Well, the allegations were a little bit different but they were of a sexual nature. BEHAR: Exactly. HOSTIN: And you have someone like Pete Hegseth who is actually in the cabinet who was accused of rape, and actually settled with that woman and paid her $50,000. But I will say this, you know, to Whoopi's point about the Maine voters will speak, they've interviewed a lot of Maine voters after he stepped down, and one Maine voter in particular said, 'Platner did show to establishment Democrats that this is exactly what Maine wants, these are the policies that we want. This is the messaging that we want.' And I think when you look at Platner's platform which was ban billionaires buying elections, universal healthcare, defend Medicare and Medicaid, protect Social Security, support unions, support public schools, support our veterans, no more pointless wars, and bring Gaza genocide to an end. If Maine is saying that's the type of candidate they want, those are the policies that they want, then I think the Democratic National Committee needs to listen to that and find, you know, some sort of contender that speaks to those voters. Because he could have won this race but for these -- I think the additional allegations that came forward that the voters did not know about. SARA HAINES: Yes. HOSTIN: But I think that this is a winnable race. I think Susan Collins is not good -- not a fair representation of the Maine voter right now, and I think the Democrats need to win this race.show more

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More electioneering from The View; ABC's "bona fide news program." While dressed like a Victorian queen for some reason, Sunny Hostin pitches Bernie Sanders as the Democratic Party's 2028 presidential candidate: SUNNY HOSTIN: His policies are more relevant now than ever before because we are experiencing this affordability crisis. You know. We need our healthcare to be better. We need our schools to be better. We have the erasure of history going on. So. I think the platform he has always, I think, put forward is very attract to Gen-z, younger voters. JOY BEHAR: And relevant. HOSTIN: And quite frankly relevant, because it's Medicare for all, housing as a human right, justice for workers and small businesses, elevate public education - BEHAR: Education! HOSTIN: - green new deal, women's rights, support LGBTQ+ rights. I mean, I think his platform is the Democratic platform to move forward. BEHAR: But that list that you just gave, the right-wing at the moment is calling that communism. Basically. HOSTIN: Well, it's not!

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MSNOW host Luke Russert on the Politico article about Graham Platner: “I don’t see how he can be the nominee for senator in Maine for the Democratic Party.” “Well, I think something that jumped out to me in the article, which I just read, is that the person who made the accusations was very conflicted about coming forward, and primarily because she said she very much supported Platner’s politics and believed in his messaging and didn’t want to hurt him politically, but also felt it necessary to see the full scope of the person, and I think that’s something that is going to have to be wrestled with. If these allegations are true, to this extent, I don’t see how he can be the nominee for senator in Maine for the Democratic Party. I think there’s a lot of people who might look at this out of the gate and say, well, Ken Paxton in Texas is is terrible, and the Republicans are putting him up, and he is someone who has had all sorts of legal issues and infidelity issues, etc. I think what you have here, though, is a pickup opportunity is incredibly important in Maine for the party if they want to get control of the Senate, but also somebody who there is a belief that he may have gotten through the storm on this, but now is looking that it’s significantly worse than what was advertised, and especially for a party that was so intertwined with Me Too, and believing women, it looks very hypocritical if there is not, I think, a real examination of him moving forward.”

MSNOW host Luke Russert on the Politico article about Graham Platner: “I don’t see how he can be the nominee for senator in Maine for the Democratic Party.” “Well, I think something that jumped out to me in the article, which I just read, is that the person who made the accusations was very conflicted about coming forward, and primarily because she said she very much supported Platner’s politics and believed in his messaging and didn’t want to hurt him politically, but also felt it necessary to see the full scope of the person, and I think that’s something that is going to have to be wrestled with. If these allegations are true, to this extent, I don’t see how he can be the nominee for senator in Maine for the Democratic Party. I think there’s a lot of people who might look at this out of the gate and say, well, Ken Paxton in Texas is is terrible, and the Republicans are putting him up, and he is someone who has had all sorts of legal issues and infidelity issues, etc. I think what you have here, though, is a pickup opportunity is incredibly important in Maine for the party if they want to get control of the Senate, but also somebody who there is a belief that he may have gotten through the storm on this, but now is looking that it’s significantly worse than what was advertised, and especially for a party that was so intertwined with Me Too, and believing women, it looks very hypocritical if there is not, I think, a real examination of him moving forward.”

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Kinzinger/Farah Griffin acolyte (read: Democrat) Sarah Matthews says the Nazi tattoo and "appalling" allegations in The New York Times against Graham Platner make his candidacy "disqualifying," but....TRUMP "I believe that some of the other women who also came forward were left-leaning, and that was identified in the article as well. It's just that the allegations from that particular woman, I feel like, are the most egregious. And so, I think that people are zeroing in on that." "And so, I think that people are saying, oh, well, clearly she has a hidden agenda and she's doing this to help Collins's campaign. But I believe from The New York Times reporting it, they reported that there's been no coordination between the two. And so, you know, these allegations, I will say that I think the Nazi tattoo was enough to find him disqualifying, in my own opinion. But hearing these allegations as well, I just think that it's -- it's appalling and that we should demand better of our public servants. And I think that goes on both sides of the aisle. But all of these things coupled together, I think that Maine voters are going to have a really difficult decision, because I read that story and it -- I'm outraged because I know women who have been put in situations like that with men, and I don't want someone like that being a senator. I think that we should expect more and hold them to the highest standard, our public servants, instead of constantly lowering the bar, which we tend to do, whether it's Graham Platner, Ken Paxton or Donald Trump."

Kinzinger/Farah Griffin acolyte (read: Democrat) Sarah Matthews says the Nazi tattoo and "appalling" allegations in The New York Times against Graham Platner make his candidacy "disqualifying," but....TRUMP "I believe that some of the other women who also came forward were left-leaning, and that was identified in the article as well. It's just that the allegations from that particular woman, I feel like, are the most egregious. And so, I think that people are zeroing in on that." "And so, I think that people are saying, oh, well, clearly she has a hidden agenda and she's doing this to help Collins's campaign. But I believe from The New York Times reporting it, they reported that there's been no coordination between the two. And so, you know, these allegations, I will say that I think the Nazi tattoo was enough to find him disqualifying, in my own opinion. But hearing these allegations as well, I just think that it's -- it's appalling and that we should demand better of our public servants. And I think that goes on both sides of the aisle. But all of these things coupled together, I think that Maine voters are going to have a really difficult decision, because I read that story and it -- I'm outraged because I know women who have been put in situations like that with men, and I don't want someone like that being a senator. I think that we should expect more and hold them to the highest standard, our public servants, instead of constantly lowering the bar, which we tend to do, whether it's Graham Platner, Ken Paxton or Donald Trump."

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Joy Behar bashes actor Billy Bob Thornton for saying he doesn't want to force his politics on others. She demands celebrities "use your platform" to "have an influence." Sunny Hostin agrees saying America is "at a crisis point" with Trump and "silence is complicity": BILLY BOB THORNTON: I don’t know anything about politics. I have no idea. I mean - and the stuff I believe about it, I don't want to force it down somebody else's throat because I'm not an expert on that. [Cuts back to live] WHOOPI GOLDBERG: All right. JOY BEHAR: Yeah, imagine bragging about how uninformed you are. SUNNY HOSTIN: Yeah. BEHAR: You know? SARA HAINES: Well, I think he's saying it’s more ‘I'm not an expert, so my opinion -‘ BEHAR: ‘I don't know anything about politics.’ You've an American citizen. Don’t you watch the news? Don't you read the paper? Come on. HAINES: I do think the civic participation. Our vote is a privilege that so many have died for and fought for that to be participating in our political structure, you need to inform yourself enough to vote. I don't think that every celebrity needs to scream from the mountaintop what their thoughts are because I'd rather see them march door to door to recruit people voting and in your local government, helping people - BEHAR: No, but they have an influence. I mean, Springsteen right now and Robert de Niro have big audiences. [Crosstalk] [Applause] BEHAR (waving Haines off): And so does - Wait a minute! So does Jon Voight and Kid Rock. Okay? They have -- all of them have the right to speak out. HAINES: They do. [Crosstalk] BEHAR: Use your platform! Use it! HAINES: The only people applauding them though are people that agree with them. HOSTIN: I think you have an obligation. We are at a crisis point - BEHAR: That's right. HOSTIN: - in this country. I think democracy is participatory. I think when you have a platform, that means I have an outsized voice and when you have a platform, I think that you have a responsibility to speak up about what's going on in this country. And my view, silence is complicity. We need every single ally to speak out. BEHAR: And every minute, every day we’re getting closer - Every day we get closer to a autocracy in this country! HOSTIN: Correct. BEHAR: We're about to lose it! I think people don’t seem to understand what’s going on!

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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) told reporters that she did not think that Democrats are ignoring the controversies surrounding Democrat Graham Platner, who is seeking to take on incumbent GOP Sen. Susan Collins in Maine despite his recent string of scandals. “I think that this is, frankly, an election for the people of Maine,” Ocasio-Cortez said. “Their results and the ways that they turn out today, I think, will speak for themselves and their preferences.”

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) told reporters that she did not think that Democrats are ignoring the controversies surrounding Democrat Graham Platner, who is seeking to take on incumbent GOP Sen. Susan Collins in Maine despite his recent string of scandals. “I think that this is, frankly, an election for the people of Maine,” Ocasio-Cortez said. “Their results and the ways that they turn out today, I think, will speak for themselves and their preferences.”

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Sunny Hostin gets triggered because Vice President J.D. Vance made a joke about The View being hostile to him and holds an inquisition against Joy Behar, accusing her of literally being his best friend: VP J.D. VANCE: I have seen some progressive criticisms of me personally saying, 'what experience does the vice president of the United States have with hostile, high-stakes negotiations?' And I would point those progressive critics to the fact that just two days ago I spent over an hour on The View. So actually, I have great experience in very hostile negotiations. And I've used that - Look, Joy Behar is way tougher than the Iranians, and he and I are best friends now. [Cuts back to live] [Laughter and applause] SUNNY HOSTIN: What?! What?! ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: Our very own Joy. HOSTIN: We were more difficult to deal with than the Iranian government?! JOY BEHAR: He's being funny I think. ANA NAVARRO: Can I tell you something? I wish Joy had negotiated this Iran deal. It would have been better. BEHHAR: Exactly. HOSTIN: It would have been better. BEHAR: First of all, I'd make them a nice meal. My lasagna. We'd sit down and talk. It's like with J.D., he was here the other day. I respect the office. You know, I believe in reaching across the aisle. I do. This is why MAGA Republicans, they are coming around. SUNNY HOSTIN: No, they are not! FARAH GRIFFIN: Some are. BEHAR: A lot of them are. A lot of them are. The Republicans themselves in Congress. HOSTIN: I think Republican are. Because if you look at it now, less - in country, less people identify as Republicans than ever before. So, I think there has been a shift. But, I want to know, why were you so in love with J.D. Vance? BEHAR: I wasn't in love. Look, I'm not in love with him and I'm not in love with this administration. SARA HAINES: And he is not her best friend! BEHAR: You are watching me on this show. HOSTIN: He just called you his best friend! HAINES: That is not mutual! ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: She went on like a three-minute viral rant yesterday about this administration, and everyone is like 'how does she love them,' and then you're criticizing them saying to throw them out.

Sunny Hostin gets triggered because Vice President J.D. Vance made a joke about The View being hostile to him and holds an inquisition against Joy Behar, accusing her of literally being his best friend: VP J.D. VANCE: I have seen some progressive criticisms of me personally saying, 'what experience does the vice president of the United States have with hostile, high-stakes negotiations?' And I would point those progressive critics to the fact that just two days ago I spent over an hour on The View. So actually, I have great experience in very hostile negotiations. And I've used that - Look, Joy Behar is way tougher than the Iranians, and he and I are best friends now. [Cuts back to live] [Laughter and applause] SUNNY HOSTIN: What?! What?! ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: Our very own Joy. HOSTIN: We were more difficult to deal with than the Iranian government?! JOY BEHAR: He's being funny I think. ANA NAVARRO: Can I tell you something? I wish Joy had negotiated this Iran deal. It would have been better. BEHHAR: Exactly. HOSTIN: It would have been better. BEHAR: First of all, I'd make them a nice meal. My lasagna. We'd sit down and talk. It's like with J.D., he was here the other day. I respect the office. You know, I believe in reaching across the aisle. I do. This is why MAGA Republicans, they are coming around. SUNNY HOSTIN: No, they are not! FARAH GRIFFIN: Some are. BEHAR: A lot of them are. A lot of them are. The Republicans themselves in Congress. HOSTIN: I think Republican are. Because if you look at it now, less - in country, less people identify as Republicans than ever before. So, I think there has been a shift. But, I want to know, why were you so in love with J.D. Vance? BEHAR: I wasn't in love. Look, I'm not in love with him and I'm not in love with this administration. SARA HAINES: And he is not her best friend! BEHAR: You are watching me on this show. HOSTIN: He just called you his best friend! HAINES: That is not mutual! ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: She went on like a three-minute viral rant yesterday about this administration, and everyone is like 'how does she love them,' and then you're criticizing them saying to throw them out.

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.Brianna Lyman on why Platner dropping out would be different than Joe Biden dropping out... "I think they were because the circumstances right now for Platner is that there were a lot of these controversies out before the primary happened, and none of those caused Democrats like Bernie Sanders, like Ro Khanna, to take away their endorsements. So, they went into this primary knowing full well that there was a lot of problems, to all of Jason's points earlier, and they still endorsed him. And so now, Abby, to your question about Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and now I think that for a party that constantly talks about democracy, they don't necessarily do it well all the time because Maine voters did hear all of this and still went out and chose Graham Platner. So I think it's a tough sell now for the Democratic Party to say, we're going to anoint someone. I would also suspect that probably the Maine Democratic Party has some kind of internal polling, because it clearly wasn't enough polling or concern during the primary season for them to put this amount of pressure, but they probably have some internal polling showing this will be a blowout for Susan Collins with him in."

.Brianna Lyman on why Platner dropping out would be different than Joe Biden dropping out... "I think they were because the circumstances right now for Platner is that there were a lot of these controversies out before the primary happened, and none of those caused Democrats like Bernie Sanders, like Ro Khanna, to take away their endorsements. So, they went into this primary knowing full well that there was a lot of problems, to all of Jason's points earlier, and they still endorsed him. And so now, Abby, to your question about Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and now I think that for a party that constantly talks about democracy, they don't necessarily do it well all the time because Maine voters did hear all of this and still went out and chose Graham Platner. So I think it's a tough sell now for the Democratic Party to say, we're going to anoint someone. I would also suspect that probably the Maine Democratic Party has some kind of internal polling, because it clearly wasn't enough polling or concern during the primary season for them to put this amount of pressure, but they probably have some internal polling showing this will be a blowout for Susan Collins with him in."

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"Well then, I'm the problem!" Sunny Hostin doubles down on her support for Platner despite the sexual assault allegations and plays whataboutism: SARA HAINES: It is the disgusting time in politics where we decide what we're willing to morally accept based on the jersey you're wearing. And if you were one of those people that was willing to plug your nose, you're the problem. HOSTIN: Well then, I'm the problem! Because I was one of those people and I said it, if I lived in Maine I would have, you know, plugged my nose and would have voted for him anyway. I think we are in a time of existential crisis in this country and I think Republicans fall in line. They don't fall in love. Democrats want to fall in love and not fall in line. You know, the Republican Party, the bar is so very low, I can't believe, I cannot believe that they want to try to assume the moral high ground on the Republican Party. I mean, you know, you can miss me with all of that especially when you have Pete Hegseth who was confirmed by the Senate in 2025 as the head -- as a cabinet member, as the defense secretary when he had one drinking allegation. His sister-in-law, his sister-in-law submitted a sworn affidavit describing his drinking problem. And in order to get confirmed he pledged he wouldn't drink on the job. Number two, he had a tattoo controversy. Not one, but two tattoo controversies, one was a Deus Vult tattoo, which is used by white nationalist groups. Two, he had - has a Jerusalem Cross tattoo which has been interpreted as an extremist symbol. And finally, in 2017 a woman claimed he had sexually assaulted her after a conference. She reported that assault immediately, she had a sexual assault examination, and in 2020 and he says it was a consensual encounter. And in to 2020 he paid her $50,000 to settle the claim yet, yet. FARAH GRIFFIN: Why not condemn them all? Because I condemn them all. HOSTIN: Yet -yet. Well, but the Republicans didn't do that. [Crosstalk] HOSTIN: The republicans confirmed him and he is the - [Crosstalk] FARAH GRIFFIN: Well, I'm a Republican right here condemning anyone who's been credibly accused of sexual abuse, they shouldn't be - HOSTIN: I'm talking about the Republican Party as a whole. They are the Epstein file protection party and - FARAH GRIFFIN: You'd be comfortable still voting for Graham Platner if you lived in Maine? HOSTIN: They do not get to take the moral high ground.

"Well then, I'm the problem!" Sunny Hostin doubles down on her support for Platner despite the sexual assault allegations and plays whataboutism: SARA HAINES: It is the disgusting time in politics where we decide what we're willing to morally accept based on the jersey you're wearing. And if you were one of those people that was willing to plug your nose, you're the problem. HOSTIN: Well then, I'm the problem! Because I was one of those people and I said it, if I lived in Maine I would have, you know, plugged my nose and would have voted for him anyway. I think we are in a time of existential crisis in this country and I think Republicans fall in line. They don't fall in love. Democrats want to fall in love and not fall in line. You know, the Republican Party, the bar is so very low, I can't believe, I cannot believe that they want to try to assume the moral high ground on the Republican Party. I mean, you know, you can miss me with all of that especially when you have Pete Hegseth who was confirmed by the Senate in 2025 as the head -- as a cabinet member, as the defense secretary when he had one drinking allegation. His sister-in-law, his sister-in-law submitted a sworn affidavit describing his drinking problem. And in order to get confirmed he pledged he wouldn't drink on the job. Number two, he had a tattoo controversy. Not one, but two tattoo controversies, one was a Deus Vult tattoo, which is used by white nationalist groups. Two, he had - has a Jerusalem Cross tattoo which has been interpreted as an extremist symbol. And finally, in 2017 a woman claimed he had sexually assaulted her after a conference. She reported that assault immediately, she had a sexual assault examination, and in 2020 and he says it was a consensual encounter. And in to 2020 he paid her $50,000 to settle the claim yet, yet. FARAH GRIFFIN: Why not condemn them all? Because I condemn them all. HOSTIN: Yet -yet. Well, but the Republicans didn't do that. [Crosstalk] HOSTIN: The republicans confirmed him and he is the - [Crosstalk] FARAH GRIFFIN: Well, I'm a Republican right here condemning anyone who's been credibly accused of sexual abuse, they shouldn't be - HOSTIN: I'm talking about the Republican Party as a whole. They are the Epstein file protection party and - FARAH GRIFFIN: You'd be comfortable still voting for Graham Platner if you lived in Maine? HOSTIN: They do not get to take the moral high ground.

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DERANGED: The View’s Sunny Hostin INSISTS she would STILL vote for Maine U.S. Senate Democratic candidate Graham Platner despite NEW credible r*pe allegations against him before going on an UNHINGED TYRADE against Republicans. “Well, then I’m the problem, because I was one of those people. And I said it, if I lived in Maine I would have plugged my nose and would have voted for him anyway.” “I think we are in a time of existential crisis in this country and I think Republicans fall in line. They don’t fall in love. Democrats want to fall in love and not fall in line. The Republican Party, the bar is so very low.”

DERANGED: The View’s Sunny Hostin INSISTS she would STILL vote for Maine U.S. Senate Democratic candidate Graham Platner despite NEW credible r*pe allegations against him before going on an UNHINGED TYRADE against Republicans. “Well, then I’m the problem, because I was one of those people. And I said it, if I lived in Maine I would have plugged my nose and would have voted for him anyway.” “I think we are in a time of existential crisis in this country and I think Republicans fall in line. They don’t fall in love. Democrats want to fall in love and not fall in line. The Republican Party, the bar is so very low.”

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Sunny Hostin whines that Trump is keeping Ebola patients quarantined overseas and not importing them into the United States. Joy Behar calls it "cruel" that the patients are not brought in. Whoopi points out there's no cure: SUNNY HOSTIN: The thing about Ebola, there are a few Americans that they believe have been exposed to Ebola. Rather than bring them back to the United States and quarantine them, they are keeping them in Kenya to take care of them. GOLDBERG: You know, what? They'll have a much better deal in Kenya. HOSTIN: They are not allowing American citizens to come back here. GOLDBERG: They'll get better sooner in Kenya than they will if you put them on a plane and bring them here. ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: There are medical arguments for quarantining them in the country they're in. HOSTIN: But just think about the fact that before when this type of thing happened, Americans were brought back and they were taken care of here. Now, that's not happening, so he doesn't -- I don't think that he [Trump] cares about Americans. GOLDBERG: I think it's the Ebola. JOY BEHAR: He doesn't care about anybody but himself. GOLDBERG: I think it's the Ebola portion because this particular thing, this Ebola has no -- there's no cure. HOSTIN: That's true. GOLDBERG: There's no cure, so I think that -- I'm happy they're there getting the help they need. But the idea that we stopped helping people avoid this just blows me away. The fact that he's going after E. Jean, doesn't - BEHAR: He's cruel. GOLDBERG: Doesn't surprise me. Yes. It feels -- BEHAR: He has a cruel and sadistic streak. GOLDBERG: It does feel like that. BEHAR: But I'm not sure that he's realizing what he's saying. GOLDBERG: Well, we'll find out. HOSTIN: We'll find out. GOLDBERG: But, you know, I know what I'm saying and what I'm saying is we'll be right back.

Sunny Hostin whines that Trump is keeping Ebola patients quarantined overseas and not importing them into the United States. Joy Behar calls it "cruel" that the patients are not brought in. Whoopi points out there's no cure: SUNNY HOSTIN: The thing about Ebola, there are a few Americans that they believe have been exposed to Ebola. Rather than bring them back to the United States and quarantine them, they are keeping them in Kenya to take care of them. GOLDBERG: You know, what? They'll have a much better deal in Kenya. HOSTIN: They are not allowing American citizens to come back here. GOLDBERG: They'll get better sooner in Kenya than they will if you put them on a plane and bring them here. ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: There are medical arguments for quarantining them in the country they're in. HOSTIN: But just think about the fact that before when this type of thing happened, Americans were brought back and they were taken care of here. Now, that's not happening, so he doesn't -- I don't think that he [Trump] cares about Americans. GOLDBERG: I think it's the Ebola. JOY BEHAR: He doesn't care about anybody but himself. GOLDBERG: I think it's the Ebola portion because this particular thing, this Ebola has no -- there's no cure. HOSTIN: That's true. GOLDBERG: There's no cure, so I think that -- I'm happy they're there getting the help they need. But the idea that we stopped helping people avoid this just blows me away. The fact that he's going after E. Jean, doesn't - BEHAR: He's cruel. GOLDBERG: Doesn't surprise me. Yes. It feels -- BEHAR: He has a cruel and sadistic streak. GOLDBERG: It does feel like that. BEHAR: But I'm not sure that he's realizing what he's saying. GOLDBERG: Well, we'll find out. HOSTIN: We'll find out. GOLDBERG: But, you know, I know what I'm saying and what I'm saying is we'll be right back.

Nicholas Fondacaro

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Sunny Hostin and Kara Swisher cat fight over the press confronting Trump of criticizing reporters: SUNNY HOSTIN: But I also take a bit of umbrage at the other reporters there because - By the way, the other reporters weren't smiling. The men weren't smiling. He didn't mention that. But I do feel that when you -- when one of your colleagues is attacked in that way, a follow-up question should have been or a statement, someone in the room, maybe one of the men should have said, 'sir, you should not speak to her that way.' I would have liked to have seen that. [Applause] KARA SWISHER: I'm going to disagree with you because I think the job of reporters is not to react to that kind of nonsense. Right? The story -- the whole thing is when you're a reporter, the story shouldn't be about you. And when it is, it's a mistake. HOSTIN: That is true. SARA HAINES: When you're a good reporter. SWISHER: When you're a good reporter. {laughter] Well yeah, that's fair. But it's really hard. I mean, one of the things, I know Kaitlan really well. He attacks Maggie Haberman, a whole bunch of people I know really well. And to react is the really -- is where you lose in that game because with these people everything -- every accusation is a confession, so what he is saying is about him and not about her. And I thought she handled it well. She has to be absolutely -- she made a joke about Alabama which is fantastic. But the minute you say something, you get dragged into it in a way that he benefits and you don't. HOSTIN: What about the other reporters, do you think that maybe they should have said - SWISHER: No, nobody should say anything. HOSTIN: Because I think this administration is so aberrant, I think they are so - it's just such an abnormal situation. I don't know that you play by the rules that we used to play by. SWISHER: Because that becomes the story then, the fight between him and her. HOSITN: Although, it's already the story. SWISHER: No, it's not because she then asked a question. By the way, what was really interesting is she hadn't asked a question. HOSTIN: She had not. SWISHER: But she then got in a question in about the slush fund and then he answered in a very different way from Todd Blanche. She got what she needed which was the news. She got the news.

Sunny Hostin and Kara Swisher cat fight over the press confronting Trump of criticizing reporters: SUNNY HOSTIN: But I also take a bit of umbrage at the other reporters there because - By the way, the other reporters weren't smiling. The men weren't smiling. He didn't mention that. But I do feel that when you -- when one of your colleagues is attacked in that way, a follow-up question should have been or a statement, someone in the room, maybe one of the men should have said, 'sir, you should not speak to her that way.' I would have liked to have seen that. [Applause] KARA SWISHER: I'm going to disagree with you because I think the job of reporters is not to react to that kind of nonsense. Right? The story -- the whole thing is when you're a reporter, the story shouldn't be about you. And when it is, it's a mistake. HOSTIN: That is true. SARA HAINES: When you're a good reporter. SWISHER: When you're a good reporter. {laughter] Well yeah, that's fair. But it's really hard. I mean, one of the things, I know Kaitlan really well. He attacks Maggie Haberman, a whole bunch of people I know really well. And to react is the really -- is where you lose in that game because with these people everything -- every accusation is a confession, so what he is saying is about him and not about her. And I thought she handled it well. She has to be absolutely -- she made a joke about Alabama which is fantastic. But the minute you say something, you get dragged into it in a way that he benefits and you don't. HOSTIN: What about the other reporters, do you think that maybe they should have said - SWISHER: No, nobody should say anything. HOSTIN: Because I think this administration is so aberrant, I think they are so - it's just such an abnormal situation. I don't know that you play by the rules that we used to play by. SWISHER: Because that becomes the story then, the fight between him and her. HOSITN: Although, it's already the story. SWISHER: No, it's not because she then asked a question. By the way, what was really interesting is she hadn't asked a question. HOSTIN: She had not. SWISHER: But she then got in a question in about the slush fund and then he answered in a very different way from Todd Blanche. She got what she needed which was the news. She got the news.

Nicholas Fondacaro

31,100 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

The View TURNS on Bill Gates and mocks his claim that he was “only at dinners” with Epstein. You know Gates is in serious trouble when he loses The View. BILL GATES: “I was only at dinners. I never went to the island. I never met any women.” JOY BEHAR: “I know nothing. I did nothing.” (mocking) SUNNY HOSTIN: “Melinda Gates has said [she] had to leave [her] marriage in part because of his association with Jeffrey Epstein. And I think that is a PRETTY BIG statement.” “[The files] were released by the Justice Department, and I think he should answer to it.” JOY BEHAR: “I like when they say, ‘I was not on the island,’ as if that’s the only place any of this stuff could happen.”

The View TURNS on Bill Gates and mocks his claim that he was “only at dinners” with Epstein. You know Gates is in serious trouble when he loses The View. BILL GATES: “I was only at dinners. I never went to the island. I never met any women.” JOY BEHAR: “I know nothing. I did nothing.” (mocking) SUNNY HOSTIN: “Melinda Gates has said [she] had to leave [her] marriage in part because of his association with Jeffrey Epstein. And I think that is a PRETTY BIG statement.” “[The files] were released by the Justice Department, and I think he should answer to it.” JOY BEHAR: “I like when they say, ‘I was not on the island,’ as if that’s the only place any of this stuff could happen.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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WATCH: It took the sexting allegations for the Sunday shows to finally cover Herr Oystergruppenführer Graham Platner. This exchange between CNN's Dana Bash shows why. Bash takes three passes at the allegations, with Kim dodging all. Finally, Bash asks about the Nazi tattoo, likely the first time an elected Dem has been asked. Kim again dodges, comparing Platner's Totenkopf tat to Bob Menendez' gold bricks. DANA BASH: I want to ask you about the Senate race in Maine, and the Wall Street Journal and New York Times reporting that last August, Democrat Graham Platner wife told his campaign about sexual text messages she had found between her husband and other women early in their marriage, and they were married in 2023. The Times says Platner exchanged messages with as many as a dozen women, and his campaign said no, It was up to six. In a statement, Platner's wife said she feels betrayed by the ex-campaign aide, who revealed the information, and that the couple went to counseling. Do you have concerns about Graham Platner? ANDY KIM: Well, first I'll say is, you know, I've been very much focused on the crisis in my home state, so I haven't been able to focus as much on this. But right now, you know, this information is out there with any campaign in the country. You know, the character and the transparency about the different candidates is going to come out. That's part of a campaign. And the voters will decide what it is that they ultimately think in terms of their ability to trust those candidates. BASH: What do you think? KIM: Well, look, right now for me, like I have not met him. I've never talked to him yet. But what I am- what I do hear from people in New Jersey around the country is that they don't trust this U.S. Senate right now, led by the Republicans as we are about to go back into session this coming week, and what they are pushing on is, you know, 60 to $70 billion more for ICE, for CBP, for immigration. They want that stopped. BASH: So do what it takes to elect Democrats, regardless of questions like this? KIM: From my standpoint, you know, I will work with whoever the people of Maine elect, but I hope that they elect somebody that is going to stand up to this president, work with me to be able to fight back against all these dangers. BASH: Yeah. One of your fellow Democrats, Jake Auchincloss, said that because of other red flags, including the fact that Platner had a tattoo with Nazi origins that he later covered up after that came out, Auchincloss said that Platner’s tattoo and his commentary about it were disqualifying. Do you agree? KIM: Well, look, like I said, this is up for the voters of Maine. You know, in New Jersey, I stood up against my previous senator who was indicted for corruption. I felt like that was something where we had to draw a line, you know, and we will make these decisions as they come. But again, I think right now, what I'm overwhelmingly hearing from people is that they are terrified about the trajectory of this country, that so much is at stake, especially as a senate majority that could very well put 1 or 2 more Supreme Court justices into the Supreme Court under for Donald Trump, these are real concerns, and I think there needs to be unity that we need to make sure we're focused on the change that the American people are demanding. BASH: Senator Andy Kim, thank you so much for being here. KIM: Thank you so much. BASH: We really appreciate it.

WATCH: It took the sexting allegations for the Sunday shows to finally cover Herr Oystergruppenführer Graham Platner. This exchange between CNN's Dana Bash shows why. Bash takes three passes at the allegations, with Kim dodging all. Finally, Bash asks about the Nazi tattoo, likely the first time an elected Dem has been asked. Kim again dodges, comparing Platner's Totenkopf tat to Bob Menendez' gold bricks. DANA BASH: I want to ask you about the Senate race in Maine, and the Wall Street Journal and New York Times reporting that last August, Democrat Graham Platner wife told his campaign about sexual text messages she had found between her husband and other women early in their marriage, and they were married in 2023. The Times says Platner exchanged messages with as many as a dozen women, and his campaign said no, It was up to six. In a statement, Platner's wife said she feels betrayed by the ex-campaign aide, who revealed the information, and that the couple went to counseling. Do you have concerns about Graham Platner? ANDY KIM: Well, first I'll say is, you know, I've been very much focused on the crisis in my home state, so I haven't been able to focus as much on this. But right now, you know, this information is out there with any campaign in the country. You know, the character and the transparency about the different candidates is going to come out. That's part of a campaign. And the voters will decide what it is that they ultimately think in terms of their ability to trust those candidates. BASH: What do you think? KIM: Well, look, right now for me, like I have not met him. I've never talked to him yet. But what I am- what I do hear from people in New Jersey around the country is that they don't trust this U.S. Senate right now, led by the Republicans as we are about to go back into session this coming week, and what they are pushing on is, you know, 60 to $70 billion more for ICE, for CBP, for immigration. They want that stopped. BASH: So do what it takes to elect Democrats, regardless of questions like this? KIM: From my standpoint, you know, I will work with whoever the people of Maine elect, but I hope that they elect somebody that is going to stand up to this president, work with me to be able to fight back against all these dangers. BASH: Yeah. One of your fellow Democrats, Jake Auchincloss, said that because of other red flags, including the fact that Platner had a tattoo with Nazi origins that he later covered up after that came out, Auchincloss said that Platner’s tattoo and his commentary about it were disqualifying. Do you agree? KIM: Well, look, like I said, this is up for the voters of Maine. You know, in New Jersey, I stood up against my previous senator who was indicted for corruption. I felt like that was something where we had to draw a line, you know, and we will make these decisions as they come. But again, I think right now, what I'm overwhelmingly hearing from people is that they are terrified about the trajectory of this country, that so much is at stake, especially as a senate majority that could very well put 1 or 2 more Supreme Court justices into the Supreme Court under for Donald Trump, these are real concerns, and I think there needs to be unity that we need to make sure we're focused on the change that the American people are demanding. BASH: Senator Andy Kim, thank you so much for being here. KIM: Thank you so much. BASH: We really appreciate it.

Jorge Bonilla

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Batya Ungar-Sargon on Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz not seeking reelection in 2026: “This is a lot like the Biden situation to where I think this is actually a gift to the Democrats… because now it looks like this whole fraud scandal is just his problem. But I think it's actually much more systemic than that. I think the Democrats overall have a big problem with fraud, especially when it comes to immigration.” “And so, but this allows them to say, well, this was a Tim Walz thing. And we're sort of like pushing, you know, big, the big hook has come out and pulled him off stage the way they did with Biden, which kind of allowed them to sort of recover in a way and say, well, that was, you know, all of these books about like Biden and the cover up and whatever was a kind of a way for the Democrats to recuperate and say, well, that was a Biden cover up story. We don't really have a more systemic problem.”

Batya Ungar-Sargon on Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz not seeking reelection in 2026: “This is a lot like the Biden situation to where I think this is actually a gift to the Democrats… because now it looks like this whole fraud scandal is just his problem. But I think it's actually much more systemic than that. I think the Democrats overall have a big problem with fraud, especially when it comes to immigration.” “And so, but this allows them to say, well, this was a Tim Walz thing. And we're sort of like pushing, you know, big, the big hook has come out and pulled him off stage the way they did with Biden, which kind of allowed them to sort of recover in a way and say, well, that was, you know, all of these books about like Biden and the cover up and whatever was a kind of a way for the Democrats to recuperate and say, well, that was a Biden cover up story. We don't really have a more systemic problem.”

RedWave Press

55,863 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

🚨 JUST IN: Senate Leader John Thune says he will FORCE a vote on the SAVE America Act, but he can NOT guarantee it will pass because that needs 60 votes "That debate will happen. But like I said, I can guarantee the debate. I can guarantee a vote. I just can't guarantee an outcome." "There are a lot of optimistic views about what Democrats may or may not do. We all know, because we deal with them every day, that the Democrats are not all of a sudden going to decide that this is something they want to be for." "I think you have a lot of optimists out there, and I appreciate that, and a lot of passion and energy behind getting an outcome here." "But getting an outcome would require Democrat votes." "And, you know, we'll give them a chance. Like I said, they'll have that opportunity to vote one way or the other on this. But I would be very, very surprised."

🚨 JUST IN: Senate Leader John Thune says he will FORCE a vote on the SAVE America Act, but he can NOT guarantee it will pass because that needs 60 votes "That debate will happen. But like I said, I can guarantee the debate. I can guarantee a vote. I just can't guarantee an outcome." "There are a lot of optimistic views about what Democrats may or may not do. We all know, because we deal with them every day, that the Democrats are not all of a sudden going to decide that this is something they want to be for." "I think you have a lot of optimists out there, and I appreciate that, and a lot of passion and energy behind getting an outcome here." "But getting an outcome would require Democrat votes." "And, you know, we'll give them a chance. Like I said, they'll have that opportunity to vote one way or the other on this. But I would be very, very surprised."

Eric Daugherty

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Desperate to cling to a narrative that was just shattered, Sunny Hostin is still insisting that Republicans were the ones who shut down the government and RAGES at Democrats for giving in: "This was a choice by Republicans to cut SNAP benefits! This was a choice by Republicans to cut ACA subsidies! This was a choice by the Republicans to gut the federal government and federal employment! Democrats had nothing to do with it! I want an opposition party! I think the Democrats caved! I think the Democrats let down the American people! (...) So, the bottom line is the Democrats went into this after a blue wave, the American people saying we do want the opposition. The working people want the Democratic Party to fight for them. And now they just caved and surrendered. I think Chuck Schumer, his days are over. If he cannot keep his caucus together, he needs to go! He needs to be replaced!"

Desperate to cling to a narrative that was just shattered, Sunny Hostin is still insisting that Republicans were the ones who shut down the government and RAGES at Democrats for giving in: "This was a choice by Republicans to cut SNAP benefits! This was a choice by Republicans to cut ACA subsidies! This was a choice by the Republicans to gut the federal government and federal employment! Democrats had nothing to do with it! I want an opposition party! I think the Democrats caved! I think the Democrats let down the American people! (...) So, the bottom line is the Democrats went into this after a blue wave, the American people saying we do want the opposition. The working people want the Democratic Party to fight for them. And now they just caved and surrendered. I think Chuck Schumer, his days are over. If he cannot keep his caucus together, he needs to go! He needs to be replaced!"

Nicholas Fondacaro

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🚨 BREAKING: Democrat GRAHAM PLATNER has just DROPPED OUT of the Maine Senate race after credible allegations of r*pe HE'S DONE. The Democrat Machine has FORCED HIM OUT! This does NOT absolve people like Bernie Sanders from pushing this communist pig! "We are suspending campaign operations. This is incredibly difficult because I know that some will think it's an admission of guilt and it most certainly is not." "We're not doing it because of the allegations, we're doing it because of the structures that are being taken away from us by those in power." "Now the ball is in the court of the democratic establishment. My name might be on the ballot right now, but that ballot line belongs to the people of Maine. And on November 3rd, it needs to belong to the people of Maine."

🚨 BREAKING: Democrat GRAHAM PLATNER has just DROPPED OUT of the Maine Senate race after credible allegations of r*pe HE'S DONE. The Democrat Machine has FORCED HIM OUT! This does NOT absolve people like Bernie Sanders from pushing this communist pig! "We are suspending campaign operations. This is incredibly difficult because I know that some will think it's an admission of guilt and it most certainly is not." "We're not doing it because of the allegations, we're doing it because of the structures that are being taken away from us by those in power." "Now the ball is in the court of the democratic establishment. My name might be on the ballot right now, but that ballot line belongs to the people of Maine. And on November 3rd, it needs to belong to the people of Maine."

Eric Daugherty

149,585 просмотров • 2 дней назад

GOP Sen. Susan Collins of Maine says allegations against Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner are “extremely troubling and serious” and that he “owes the people of Maine a detailed answer.” The Senate race in the state has been a priority for Democrats seeking to topple Collins in their quest to win back the upper chamber.

GOP Sen. Susan Collins of Maine says allegations against Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner are “extremely troubling and serious” and that he “owes the people of Maine a detailed answer.” The Senate race in the state has been a priority for Democrats seeking to topple Collins in their quest to win back the upper chamber.

CBS News

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BREAKING: Even the BATSHlT CRAZY women of The View have turned their backs on the Maine Senate candidate and they even admit that the Democrats are "OVER!" Even they know there is NO EXCUSING this guys history. "There are 340 million people in this country. They can’t find one without a Nazi tattoo?" "You can’t say, oops, 18 years ago, I was in Croatia drunk." Even Sunny Hostin realizes that the Democrats are OVER! "I understand that some Democrats are still supporting him... I think it's over... it’s just over." This is SO BAD for the Democrat Party, especially considering there are multiple officials who are DOUBLING DOWN on their support of this guy.

BREAKING: Even the BATSHlT CRAZY women of The View have turned their backs on the Maine Senate candidate and they even admit that the Democrats are "OVER!" Even they know there is NO EXCUSING this guys history. "There are 340 million people in this country. They can’t find one without a Nazi tattoo?" "You can’t say, oops, 18 years ago, I was in Croatia drunk." Even Sunny Hostin realizes that the Democrats are OVER! "I understand that some Democrats are still supporting him... I think it's over... it’s just over." This is SO BAD for the Democrat Party, especially considering there are multiple officials who are DOUBLING DOWN on their support of this guy.

Gunther Eagleman™

334,441 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

My Thoughts on the Colorado Supreme Court's 14th Amendment Case: First of all if I was on the Supreme court I would not have voted to remove Trump from the ballot. I think there are too many questions as to what constitutes an "Insurrection" and if Trump would have been culpable of such. With that said, to those who are blaming Democrats for this, you can all take note that the 6 people who brought this suit were Colorado voters, 4 of which are Republican and 2 who are unaffiliated. 0 were registered Democrats. The Colorado Supreme court didn't just wake up and decide one morning, "Let's ban Trump from the ballot". They took on a case brought by mainly Republicans and then made a decision after considerations. Now SCOTUS will likely have the final say, and I think that everyone, Democrat and Republican alike, should listen to what they have to say and how they rule. I support whatever decision they come to.

My Thoughts on the Colorado Supreme Court's 14th Amendment Case: First of all if I was on the Supreme court I would not have voted to remove Trump from the ballot. I think there are too many questions as to what constitutes an "Insurrection" and if Trump would have been culpable of such. With that said, to those who are blaming Democrats for this, you can all take note that the 6 people who brought this suit were Colorado voters, 4 of which are Republican and 2 who are unaffiliated. 0 were registered Democrats. The Colorado Supreme court didn't just wake up and decide one morning, "Let's ban Trump from the ballot". They took on a case brought by mainly Republicans and then made a decision after considerations. Now SCOTUS will likely have the final say, and I think that everyone, Democrat and Republican alike, should listen to what they have to say and how they rule. I support whatever decision they come to.

Brian Krassenstein

479,068 просмотров • 2 лет назад