The View

Senator John Fetterman defended his shutdown vote on The View after criticism for siding with Republicans to reopen the government.

During Monday’s broadcast of ABC’s “The View,” co-host Whoopi Goldberg launched into a chaotic, profanity-filled tirade directed at President Donald Trump and his administration.

Liberal hosts on ABC’s The View erupted Monday over President Donald Trump’s leadership and rising popularity.

On The View, Cheryl Hines defends her husband Robert F. Kennedy Jr. against attacks amid accusations of misinformation.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor told The View the 22nd Amendment barring a third presidential term has never been tested

Rosie O’Donnell claims ABC could cancel The View due to political pressure tied to President Trump. In a TikTok posted Thursday, the former co-host accused the network of preparing to silence the show’s liberal voices under the guise of reviewing “bias.” Her comments reflect ongoing tensions between corporate media, political speech, and the influence of conservative leadership.

The White House issued a sharp warning on Wednesday after ABC’s The View co-host Joy Behar accused President Trump of “jealousy” toward Barack Obama.

Rep. Wesley Hunt strongly pushed back against Whoopi Goldberg’s inflammatory remarks on "The View," where she likened life for Black Americans to conditions under Iran’s theocratic regime.

Whoopi Goldberg sparked controversy on The View by claiming that life for Black Americans is “the same” as living under Iran’s authoritarian regime, prompting Iranian dissidents to denounce her comparison as offensive and misleading.

During a heated segment on The View, co-host Whoopi Goldberg drew backlash after claiming that the experience of black Americans in the United States is equivalent to life under Iran’s brutal authoritarian regime. The comments came amid a discussion on human rights abuses in Iran, including the execution of gay individuals and the oppression of women.