one person you know is joy behar. now we turn to my discussion with joy behar.e a look. >> okay. >> we are back with senator john mccain. you stood up to that -- why so different than anybody else? you know a lot about politics, you know about law. but do you know about pop culture. >> i don't know. >> we need you guys to keep it going. >> i don't know why that is today in the republican party so i am not comfortable being part of it. >> which part bothers you? >> not just the administration, but also the news media. >> 95% of what he says is a lie. you should have said this, or say it now. say it. >> so we got you something that you can wear this from now on. >> you get to see a lot more of these people up close than most americans. what are you seeing our politics up close. >> everybody is on their best behavior at the view and they are scared of us. >> you don't seem scarey. >> i am not scared. oh you mean scarey? >> joe biden told me he would much rather going on meet the press than the view. the view -- >> i want to show some of your times with donald trump

joy behar, the one and only.e we hope will be good for me and you, we go up to the roof. new edition taking over our fallback friday when we're back in 30 seconds. >>> and now we have a very special takeover edition of fallback friday. i am very proud to say i'm joined by the r&b supergroup rbrm. you may also know them as new edition. you know their hits i am sure like "candy girl" and "telephone man." they also formed bel biv devo. they are back on tour this fall selling out stadiums around america. let me introduce all four members of rbrm. ron knee, bobby, ricky, and mike. >> yes. >> that was great. >> thanks for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> we're happy to have you on the beat together. ronnie, who needs to fallback? >> i'm going to say as a mad real estate professional with a company in atlanta, georgia, california has four of the top ten cities for purchasing a home. like the most expensive places to live. i'm like, cali, fall back. you got to share some of that wealth. you know, real estate is ge

when joy behar criticized christians. none of us that she should be fired.ty to forgive. none of those people are going to give us the same allowance. the moment jesse, you screw up, media matters will be all over you. >> jesse: that's a good thing. i'm never going to screw up. as a matter of fact, i think you should be fired. i've been trying to get you fired ever since i came on the show. [laughter] >> martha: he said that he wanted the "snl" producers to get together. pick a number, a million dollars, your favorite veterans charity. >> dana: the night after this happens, he was at the folds of honor event doing a fund-raiser for them which is a worthwhile thing. the thing i wonder about is nbc, it's not like this joke wasn't in the teleprompter. it's not like they didn't have a graphic ready to go. it's not just pete davidson who said it. i also think, but i would agree with greg on this, i'm so tired of people calling for others to be fired. it's just, you don't have the responsibility to fire anybody. that's their job and you can express their your outr

the best or nothing. >> tammy: joy behar melting down over the country music awards.he fact they didn't talk politics and trash president trump. >> maybe i'm overreacting to this. i believe everybody should be involved in politics right now. [applause] i really do. i don't believe that you get a pass just because you are a performer. >> not everybody wants to watch it on television. >> i get that. >> that's what she is talking about. >> my personal belief is that we are in an emergency. the democracy is at risk. >> i do think that sometimes it's like when i do my shows. i don't want to talk about politics. >> that we have been. >> i want to talk about me. >> dana: great song by toby keith i want to talk about me. >> tammy: there is a lot to discuss here. she even admits maybe she is overreacting. greg, would you agree with that? >> greg: she is the only person on this earth who wants more politics in every day life. wherever politics is injected whether it's sports, movies or music, it introduces friction and anger. it makes everything worse. but she isn't saying she

joe behar. sunny hostin and meghan mccain.hings started. ♪ the view [ applause ] ♪ >>> well, hello, hello, hello. welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." you know what? congratulations, america, because you came out in record numbers lasto ve inmidteron it was a great thing. [ applause ] it was a great thing. >> it was great. yeah. >> you know? now, it wasn't the blue wave people were predicting. but democrats did take back the house. and there were a lot of historic -- [ applause ] -- there is. of historic wins l night. before i ask, i'll tell you about -- i don't know. tell me what your big takeaway last night. did y'all watch? >> i watched. >> meghan and i were here all night. >> you were working. i was in my apartment with some friends. it was interesting. i want to say, i'm happy that scott walker lost. my father -- let me tell you something. in fact, the head of the president of the afl-cio said scott walker was a natnal dis

joy behar is going on by the, it would be a great day for donald trump to resign.er when is not a great day for donald trump to resign. what really annoys me. like you were saying abou sayine lack of substance and attention to the policy. they don't want to talk about the issues, the people who put the president in the oval as of want to see addressed, jobs, wages and all that stuff. that's what he wants to talk about and they want to talk about the russia soap opera. trish: watch every sunday night. you can catch ""the next revolution" with steve hilton on fox news. coming up next. murphy brown on the chopping block after an anemic season. we are on it. a february to remember, starts with a december to remember at the lexus december to remember sales event. lease the 2019 nx 300 for $329 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. they seem to be the very foundation of your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. and one of a

joy behar is going on by the, it would be a great day for donald trump to resign.n is not a great day for donald trump to resign. what really annoys me. like you were saying abou sayine lack of substance and attention to the policy. they don't want to talk about the issues, the people who put the president in the oval as of want to see addressed, jobs, wages and all that stuff. that's what he wants to talk about and they want to talk about the russia soap opera. trish: watch every sunday night. you can catch ""the next revolution" with steve hilton on fox news. coming up next. murphy brown on the chopping block after an anemic season. block after an anemic season. jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? step up to the stage here. feeling good about that? let's see- most of you say lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the first type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesa

watch joy behar today trying to read them -- ultimately sheou misread the talking points, but she gavet her best on "the view." >> democrats won the popular vote last night by 8 million votes. right? but they lose u.s. senate races in red areas. >> gerrymandering. >> that is the constitution. the districts are gerrymandered, but the states are part of the constitution. >> tucker: you can't gerrymander a senate election, of course, because it isis statewide. joy behar doesn't know that, she doesn't really know what the senate is, but she knows power, and like a lot of democrats you see on television, she will say whatever it takes to get power. republicans should understand that.s but it is not just democrats who should have learned something last night, there were major lessons for republicans, too, ones they should pay attention to. here's one, voters care about campaign promises. if you don't fulfill your campaign promises, it turns out they notice, they remember. they don't care for it. in 2016, republicans in congress promised to, i don't know, build the wall, get rid of obamacare,

. >>> let's fire up "hot topics" th whoopi, abby huntsman, y behar, sunny hostin, and meghan mccain.let's get things started. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> hey, hey, hey, well, hello, hello, hello and welcome to "the view," y'all! welcome to "the view." welcome to "the ew." welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." welcome to "the view." so -- [ cheers and applause ] the guy in the white house sat down for an interviethxios to talk out his relentless attacks on the media. he says he has no other choice. take a look. >> if you say that word, enemy, enemy, literally tens of thousands of people go into a stadium to listen to you and then people go on social media and they get themselves so jazzed up, there's got to be part of you that's like, damn, i'm scared someone is going to take it too far. >> it's my only form of fighting back. i couldn't be here if i didn't do that. >> you won. you have the presidency. >> no, no, i did thibefore i won. >> he also says his pporters demand that he uses tough rhetoric. so is he giving the people what they want? does he hav

. >> -- just enjoyed behar's 20 years on the show. is the last original host to remain at the table. >> look at those shoulder pads. and a trip down memory lane brought back more than a few old friends, including regis philbin, actor alan alda at a nearby restaurant, unveiling a plaque in her honor. >> you've only got 20 years on "the view," regis has 157 years on television. >> that's right. and great. >> and nobody cares. >> regis, we care. >> regis looking good. witty as ever at 87. by the way, joy got serious about showbiz when she got fired from "gma" because, quote, i was one of the more hostile receptionists they ever had. >> she was a receptionist at "gma" way back when. >> and she got fired. couldn't hold her down. >> can you imagine her being all sassy? >> yes. >> true. >>> next to proof positive that twitter can really make your celebrity dreams come true. >> a woman who goes by the handle of bbabs shared an image of herself with a photoshopped image of michael b. jordan saying, "i met this guy on holiday. we had such a gre

on "the view" joy behar says republican women are too stupid to vote for anyone else. >> the women thats a protector, that he protects -- >> their way of life. >> they don't know the difference between a predator and a protector. >> meanwhile, in one vogue article it blasted white women. white women voters are establishing themselves as maddeningly, confusingly on sisterly. chelsea handler tweeted this, 59% of white women voted for ted cruz. we need to vote for the best interest of others and stop thinking about ourselves. i am not deep enough to follow that. ally, make sense of this. >> we hear this a lot, not just in regards to white women, but if you're a conservative, if you're a republican, you're not just wrong but you're a bad person. and right now we're hearing that especially about white women because they tend to vote for republican candidates. and what the left, and particularly leftist feminists, cannot understand is that it's not that we're voting against the sisterhood or women's interests. it's that we have different values that we do think are our in our best interest. w

. >> was very candid with joy behar about what this full series was about. it was all political. >> laura: to get trump. >> if the election had gone differently, we would not have brought it back. >> so it's because of trump that it's back. is that what you're saying? >> yes, it is. >> laura: diane english, the creator, says we are not really canceled. we always wanted 13 episodes. we may be back. don't worry. "designing women" and "cagney and lacey" are coming back. >> laura: general neutral clothing line. finger celine dion. [laughter] singer celine dion. this is the website. "to liberate children from the traditional roles of boy and girl, to amplified the discussion about a humanistic education which is gender free." she rolled out a fashion line in conjunction with an israeli fashion line. this very bizarre ad. she walks into maternity ward, blows glitter and the boys are in blue and the girls are in pink, not after she does her magic. in one of the bassinets, a voodoo doll appears. it's a very strange line. you see it on the right-hand side of your scr

connell: okay, then there's joy behar from the view refer to the president as a maniac, if anybody is causing the violence that we're seeing, well, it would be the media. here he is. >> the far left media has spread terrible lies and stories about the trump administration. we are forcefully condemned hatred, bigotry, racism and prejudice in all of its ugly forms, but the media doesn't want you to hear your story. connell: one final point before we talk about all this. jon stewart, the former "the daily show" host says the media is playing into the president's hands by battling him every single time because that's exactly what he wants them to do. >> i love that they have taken it personally. personally wounded and offended by this man. he baits them and they dive. in he's able to tune out everything else and get people just focused on the fight. he's going to win the fight. connell: what do you think, kat, the jon stewart point media types take it so personally, they can't help themselves, fight back every time. exactly what the president wants. >> i think this is never going to end b

i would point out this is not just relegated to the set of "the view" with joy behar.our own voice. hillary clinton said my husband must have told me to do. so any trump-supporting woman was told to do so by their husbands or by their father. and then, of course, have you chelsey handler making similar comments this week. this is apulling, narrow-minded and foolish and exposing themselves when they make comments like this. katie: you mentioned chelsea handler's tweet i will get your response. 50% of white women voted for ted cruz. i don't know what it's going to take for us to be sisters to other women but we have to do better than. this we need to vote for the best interest of others and stop thinking of others not only ourselves. do feminists believe that all women should vote the same based on their gender or do they really think women should make individual choices for themselves and their family. >> i think women can make individual choices the mood is people want to go with the strongest. what this is a distraction. this discussion is really a distraction because

joy behar says republican women are simply too stupid to vote for anyone else. >> the women who still so, that's what they say, that he protects. >> their way of life and their values. >> they don't know the difference between a predator and protector. >> brian: meanwhile, in one vogue article, it blasted white women saying, quote: as sure as black women have proven themselves to be the often under appreciated backbone of the democratic party, white women voters are establishing themselves as maddingly confusingly unsisterly. not sure what that means which is why i don't get vogue. online chelsea handler tweeted this 59% of white women voted for ted cruz. now, follow me here. we need to vote for the best interest of others and stop thinking about ourselves. i am not deep enough to follow that. but allie beth stuckey is. she has a great podcast. >> thank you. >> brian: alli, make sense of this. are white women too stupid to vote for anybody else? >> i don't think so. but, apparently that's the thought on the left. we hear this a lot not just in regards to white women but that if you ar

liberal joy behar get schooled after complaining about democrats winning the popular vote but still losingn key senate races. >> democrats won the popular vote last night by 8 million votes. they lose -- [applause] but they lose u.s. senate races in red areas. >> gerrymandering. >> the districts are gerrymandered but the states are part of the constitution. >> jesse: can we play it again? that was fun. democrats won the house. they should be very excited. >> dana: the thing is also the democrats, there's a lot for them to be happy about. this is their rebuilding year. >> jesse: this is my rebuilding year too. >> greg: is going to be more than a year. >> jesse: just like last year. >> dana: it wasn't the white women that was the problem. it was the candidate. you can't run far left progressive and a conservative state and expect to come out victorious. he didn't try to moderate on any issues. yes, he won those cities, if you look at houston, san antonio, austin, dallas. many of the suburbs. but the rest of the state come he didn't even try. i know he visited every county. if you look, the s

. >> donald trump hitting more of a joy behar mood with don't worry about it. who cares.sing argument is important and god bless barack obama and joe biden and others who are showing up, but there is a political earthquake about to happen and it's the result of a few of us knocking on doors not in the last week or the last month, but since february. michael moore's state and talking to voters repeatedly and especially infrequent and first time voters, the way to win is to change the equation for winning for democrats. you can add new people to the electorate and recruiting people who don't normally vote. we are already seeing those results and some of the early voting and mail ballots. we have to get people out. this has been a months long campaign to get people to the polls who get ignored by campaigns and normally are not talked to. people are voting not just against trump or against white nationalism, people are voting for hopeful things. in florida they are voting for a candidate with a hopeful vision. expanding democracy by expanding the rote to vote to felons. trump

. >> donald trump there hitting more of a joy behar mood of don't worry about it. who cares?g argument is important, and god bless barack obama and joe biden and others who are showing up the week before to make the closing argument. but there is a political earthquake i think that's about to happen. >> you do? >> it's the result of a few of us who have been knocking on doors not in the last week or the last month, since february in key states like florida and nevada and michigan, michael moore's state, and talking to voters repeatedly. and especially infrequent voters and first-time voters. so the way to win, the idea here is to change the equation for winning for democrats. and you can do that by adding new people to the electorate and recruiting people who don't normally vote. and we're already seeing some of those results in some of the early voting and mail ballots that have come back. this has been a months-long campaign to get people to the polls who get ignored by campaigns, who normally aren't talked to. and people are voting not just against trump or against white n

we don't feel that way about joy behar. we don't condone that language.'s entire family is due in court today. paul canero killing his brother, sister and niece and nephew, and setting the home on fire. they said he set his home on fire to make it look like the family was targeted. they think it was motivated by money. his lawyer says he is innocent. >>> agency says the directive which limits cooperation with law enforcement agencies will undermine public safety. this all comes week after learning a suspect in a triple murder was an illegal immigrant released from a new jersey prison instead of being turned over to i.c.e. >>> look at this. terrifying new video from the deadly camp fire in california. a sheriff's deputy turning on the video after he thought he had just moments to live. [inaudible] >> watch out. watch out. jillian: wow. the deputy found nurses and got out safely. >>> shop at what they think is a luxury shoe store called pay lesse. everything is actually from pay less. watch that. >> i would pay 400, 500. people are like, where did you get t

the political commentator joy behar said the democrats did badly in the senate races because of gerrymandering. we have some democrats that are calling for changing the constitution so that each state doesn't get to senators. they don't seem to realize that in that cannotn be amendment without agreement of the all 50 states. when you look at the numbers from 1914 when popular vote for senators came in for all the amendment, theh democrats have emerged with the majorities in the senate from 32 elections and republicans 21. if the democrats cap when the senate this time it's not because they haven't been able to do it in the past. otherition, one of the things that is interesting, going into this election democrats held a 11 of the seats from the 10 smallest and largest population states. they lost one in each group, north coda and florida. they are evenly split 10-10 between the parties. the republicans majority comes into medium-size states. the president and his press coverage yesterday said the republicans defy history by gaining seats in the senate. a number of on occasions as i mentioned e

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joy behar, talking to you. trump's closing message was about stoking fear and division.aravan stuff that he kept pushing out there and pushing it. a lot of people say it worked in many districts in the country. you've said there's no debate on whether trump is a racist. you have made that statement. can you elaborate for us, please? convince us why he's a racist. >> so, you know, we see clearly, today, with all the wins, actually, that there is a rejection ofhe politics of fear and divisiveness, this is really a country that welcomes people and treats them like family. and we don't only just welcome refugees and immigrants,ut we send them to washington. but with trump and the fact that i recognize him as someone who is a racist, i go back to that maya angelouuote that says, if they tell you who they are, believe them the first time. this has been someone who has cozied up to white nationalists, who has called people who look like me and come from the country that i came from really horrible things that i can't repeat on a friendly, daytime tv. and so, we should recognize

. >> the political commentator joy behar said the democrats did badly in the senate races because of gerrymandering. that the boundaries of the states are redrawn every couple of years. and -- >> english gerrymandering -- >> no. and we've got some democrats that are causing -- calling for changing the constitution so that each state doesn't get two senators. they don't seem to realize that that is the one provision of the constitution that can't be amended without votes -- agreement of awful 50 states -- of all 50 states. my own view it makes sense as political strategy to try to win within the system we have rather than to arrange to get all 50 states agree to change it. and when you look at the numbers from 1914 when popular vote for senators came in for all the states, the 17th amendment, the democrats have emerged with majorities in the senate from 32 elections and republicans in 21. if the democrats can't win the senate this time, it's not because they haven't been able to do it in the past. and in addition, one of the other data that's kind of interesting, going into this elect

. >> the political commentator joy behar said the democrats did badly in the senate races because of gerrymandering. that the boundaries of the states are redrawn every couple of years. and -- >> english gerrymandering -- >> no. and we've got some democrats that are causing -- calling for changing the constitution so that each state doesn't get two senators. they don't seem to realize that that is the one provision of the constitution that can't be amended without votes -- agreement of awful 50 states -- of all 50 states. my own view it makes sense as political strategy to try to win within the system we have rather than to arrange to get all 50 states agree to change it. and when you look at the numbers from 1914 when popular vote for senators came in for all the states, the 17th amendment, the democrats have emerged with majorities in the senate from 32 elections and republicans in 21. if the democrats can't win the senate this time, it's not because they haven't been able to do it in the past. and in addition, one of the other data that's kind of interesting, going into this elect

and so do many hundreds of other people who have made representation on craig cooke's behar. —— behalf this is the same way in which the home office says you can run a family through skype or video conferencing. you can‘t run a real relationship via the internet. the work i have done has required me to build real relationships of trust over time with a number of people. for example, when i went to the sas for three days to do their office development programme, in august, four days before i was detained last time, we spent three days together. in order to deal with the issues that we are talking about, leadership, learning from failure, taking risk in the grey zone, in order to do that you have to build trust. it is hard to do that when you‘re not part of the community, when you have been expelled. and without the support network of your friends and family in the community. it's friends and family in the community. it‘s very, again, i think it‘s irrational to say that you can run a business relationship or any relationship via skype when you have been expelled from that community. we a