The hosts of “The View” may be outspoken on their political beliefs, and may actively criticize and criticize those who are still denying the results of the 2020 election, but that doesn’t mean they’re a An election as a guest will remove the refusal.
On Monday’s episode of the show, the women discussed several of the debates that took place before the midterm election, including those of Herschel Walker and Marjorie Taylor Green. Host Sunny Hostin said the latter was “like a clown show.” But the hosts also discussed the debate that was not Happened between Arizona gubernatorial candidates Kari Lake and Katie Hobbs.
Hobbes has refused to debate Lake, based on the fact that Lake is among those who falsely claim the 2020 election was stolen from twice-impeached former President Donald Trump. But, at a recent campaign juncture, Lake publicly called out Hobbes, saying he was willing to argue anywhere—even on “The View” and that Joey Behar and Let Whoopi ask questions.
To that, Whoopi joked, blushing, “That would be your dream, wouldn’t it?” But she added that “we don’t turn people away.”
When host Sunny Hostin expressed some hesitation that the show could turn someone away if they were an election denier, Whoopi doubled down and admitted that, even then, someone like Kari Lake would be welcome, people. side in an effort to help everyone see. The point is, those people mostly want to come to the show to sell things.
Whoopi said, “What happens when your people come that they don’t come to talk to us.” “Often they come to sell a book. They don’t like to come just to talk to us. That’s what I want from all of you.”
You can watch the full segment from “The View” in the video above.