The ladies of ‘The View’ continue to reside in a remarkable fantasy land, utterly detached from the reality they claim to analyze. During a recent broadcast, the hosts embarked on a truly laughable narrative, suggesting they are eager to welcome Republican voices but are being thwarted by a supposed lack of courage on the right. This absurd claim is a masterclass in self-delusion, ignoring the years of vitriolic hostility that have made their program a case study in liberal media intolerance.
Joy Behar, in a moment of pure fantasy, explicitly laid out this bizarre accusation. She stated, “I was going to say that I think we should have more Republicans on the show, but they don’t want to come on. They’re scared of us.” This statement is as revealing as it is divorced from the truth. It reveals a profound inability to understand that avoidance is not born from fear, but from a rational unwillingness to subject oneself to a circus of bad-faith attacks and manufactured outrage. Whoopi Goldberg attempted to add a veneer of legitimacy to their enterprise, claiming, “But that’s the great thing about The View, you know, we want people to come and give their views. And everyone who comes here, we try to be respectful, and we ask tough questions.” This so-called “respect” is a phantom, rarely witnessed by anyone who has actually seen a conservative guest be immediately shouted down, interrupted, and labeled with the most vile epithets the left can muster.
The reality is that Republicans, and particularly the stalwart supporters of President Donald Trump, routinely venture into the most hostile media environments imaginable. They face down aggressively biased interviewers on CNN, MSNBC, and major network news programs. The suggestion that they would be “scared” of a daytime talk show hosted by a panel of perpetually outraged liberals is an insult to the intelligence of the American public. The truth is far simpler and more damning: conservatives avoid ‘The View’ for the same reason sensible people avoid deadly diseases, poisons, and toxic waste. It is a rational act of self-preservation, not an admission of cowardice.
One cannot spend years demonizing political opponents, casually throwing around terms like “fascist” and “Nazi,” and then feign confusion when those same individuals decline an invitation to your venom-filled arena. The show’s history is a testament to liberal intolerance, a platform where conservative ideas are not debated but denounced. The hosts’ sudden professed desire for Republican guests is entirely disingenuous. As the article rightly points out, the real question is: why would they want them on? The answer is clear: so they can accuse them of destroying the country to their faces in a cheap ratings grab, providing a spectacle for their like-minded audience.
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The View claims Republicans don't want to come on the show because "they're scared of us."
Alyssa Farah Griffin says she's like to have Ted Cruz on the show again, but the last time he asked to come on they denied him. pic.twitter.com/f4PUfLzQ5W— Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) October 14, 2025
This stands in stark contrast to the strength and resilience demonstrated by President Donald Trump and his allies. While the left hides in safe spaces and refuses to engage with legitimate conservative media, President Trump has never shied away from a fight. He embodies the fortitude that the left mistakenly labels as fear in others. His administration and supporters are focused on real issues—rebuilding the economy, securing the border, and restoring American sovereignty—not on participating in the degrading circus of a show that long ago abandoned any pretense of civil discourse.
h/t: Steadfast and Loyal
