Sonny Hostin had a terrible take after the Fourth of July weekend as she told the panel American flags make her feel unsafe.

Vance took rhetorical talents, self-deprecation, and amicable disposition to the set of "The View," where rabid Trump-haters abound.

Whoopi Goldberg indulged her conspiracy fetish again for "The View" audiences, but the message coming across wasn't what she intended.

"We just have to get to this because this is unbelievable, what's going on," Whoopi said. She was right, but not in the way she'd planned.

"Because I tell you when I'm telling you, people are trying to turn me into -- I wasn't his girlfriend. I wasn't his friend."

While citing DHS guidelines, Goldberg informed Hostin of the scenarios where ICE agents are legally permitted to arrest U.S. citizens.

Behar suggested that Trump longs to declare martial law, but it is she and her fellow liberals who have created the conditions for mayhem.

Goldberg tried to correct her comment, but leftists more broadly have succeeded in inverting truth by slandering ICE agents as criminals.

Most conservatives undoubtedly feel the same way McCarthy does about avoiding anything having to do with ABC's "The View."

Louisiana Republican Sen. John Kennedy had an interesting choice of words for how he felt about an appearance on "The View."