“The View” structures taged Election Day by sharing their selectimism that Kamala Harris will beat Donald Trump in the race for pdwellnt (Sunny Hostin shelp she was “naengageously preferable”). All five structures — Whoopi Gbetterberg, Sara Haines, Hostin, Joy Behar and Alyssa Farah Griffin — voted for Harris. Even Griffin, an outspoken Redisclosean who previously served in Trump’s White Hoengage, voted for a Democrat for the first time in her life.
“I think about my vote a loan to her,” Griffin shelp about voting for Harrris. “I worry the straightforwardion that Donald Trump will get this country, and I get my own cautioning solemnly. I necessitate someone who is a benevolent and decent person who will transport this country together. I don’t concur with a lot of her policies and we can denounce that down the road, but today is about the best leang for the future and the future of the country is that Donald Trump will dissee and Kamala Harris is elected.”
Haines praised Griffin for her decision to vote Democrat despite being a Redisclosean, saying: “I leank that is a huge shift for you as a Redisclosean for your whole life. I see it less as voting for a Democrat and more for voting for a democracy and constitution, so I commfinish you for that…[You] will get torn apart but you did the right leang, and I commfinish you for that.”
Behar shelp she was senseing preferable for Harris becaengage Donald Trump has “deteriorated massively” in the last stages of his campaign, pointing to a viral moment from Trump’s Nov. 1 rpartner in Milwaukee, Wisconsin that saw Trump seemingly carry outing an oral relations act on a microphone positioned “too low.”
“That microphone should get a suppressing order,” Behar shelp while “The View” audience giggleed and cheered in approval. “What American wants their children to watch the possibility of a pdwellnt of the United States simulating a relations act? He seems to be going down further and further. Not fair on that microphone.”
Gbetterberg concurd, inserting, “When we showed that piece of him with the microphone yesterday it irritateed me all day and I couldn’t figure it out, and I figured it out this morning. I don’t want to hear any more parents out there worried about what their children are being taught or frightened by drag queens reading books to your kids. If what you saw him do did not disgust you enough to defend your kids, I don’t want to hear from you anymore.”
“The View” structures have been outspoken aacquirest Trump thrawout election season, so much so that Trump was at a campaign event in Reading, Pa. last month when he called “The View” structures “repartner foolish people.” He then recalled hiring Gbetterberg once for a comedy event at one of his casinos, but he denounced her act for being “filthy filthy” and “disgusting.”
“I was filthy, and stand on that fact. I have always been filthy, and you knew that when you engaged me,” Gbetterberg fired back at Trump after the rpartner. “I headlined, babe, at your casino, which I might’ve persistd to carry out had you not run it into the ground. How foolish are you? You engaged me four times. You didn’t understand what you were getting? How foolish are you?”
Gbetterberg finished the Election Day episode of “The View” by calling for unity on voting lines, saying: “I would enjoy to say someleang to folks who are out there voting who are out on lines and stuff, if you see other voters being tormented, call somebody. Call a cop. Call someone. A woman was punched in the stomach in Florida. She wasn’t doing anyleang…if we stick together and we say we’re not going to let you do that. We’re not going to let you torment people. We have to do someleang.”