Whoopi Goldberg

The View hosts demonized the actions of police yesterday, whining that they weren’t harsh enough compared to how they reacted to the “largely peaceful” Black Lives Matter protests. 

Wednesday marks the third day in a row of shocking blowups on The View.

Conservative co-host Meghan McCain returned to Monday's The View to kick off the new year and was ready to ruffle her co-hosts’ feathers. While they ranted about President Trump continuing to contest the November election results, McCain irritated Joy Behar by pointing out that there were millions of Americans who voted for Trump and deserved respect instead of mockery from the left…

Here is this year’s roundup of the political talk show hosts’ most hateful takes about Trump, his supporters, and conservatives in general.

Even before he was the official Democrat nominee for president, Joe Biden’s friends at The View regularly and religiously propped up his campaign in 2020.

Georgia Senate candidate, Democrat Raphael Warnock was on The View Thursday where he was blessed with a nearly entirely softball interview. However, when he was questioned to explain one controversial comment, he dodged the question to attack his Republican opponent, Kelly Loeffler. 

The View hosts spent an entire segment defending a top Biden aide for using an expletive to describe the GOP, in a Glamour Magazine interview this week. 

California Democrat Rep. Katie Porter joined The View Friday, and as usual when Democrats are interviewed by the media, all the questions were softballs or neutral questions. 

In a bizarre conversation on Thursday's The View, co-host Sunny Hostin admitted she was "enlightened" by conservative friends over Democrats not accepting the 2016 election results.

It might as well have been Christmas Day on The View, Tuesday, as each host couldn’t hide their excitement over their Democrat guest, New York Attorney General Letitia James, and her agenda to continue hounding President Trump and his family with lawsuits and investigations once he leaves office.

The View hosts started off Thursday’s show offended by White House Press secretary Kayleigh McEnany calling out some of the Democrat politicians who violated their own restrictive coronavirus orders, at yesterday's briefing.

The president’s Democrat donor niece and psychologist Mary Trump appeared on The View Thursday for another sympathetic softball interview where she was invited to diagnose her uncle and gossip about her estranged famous family, all to sell books.

President Obama is taking heat from the progressive wing of his party for saying in a Tuesday interview that younger progressives need to drop terms like “defund the police” to get their agenda accomplished. This mild constructive criticism also drew the ire of far-left The View co-host Sunny Hostin, who bitterly battled her liberal co-hosts for agreeing with Obama’s assessment.  

Like the rest of the media, The View hosts praised Joe Biden’s decision to pick an all-female senior communications team for his incoming administration on their Monday show. The return of familiar Obama-era figures excited co-host Sunny Hostin who touted how wonderful it would be to have an administration friendly with the press again.