Are their rating down or something?
In a surprising moment that immediately caught national attention, The View co-host Joy Behar issued a public on-air invitation for President Donald Trump to appear on the liberal daytime program. The unusual offer came during a heated discussion about Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s sudden resignation and her growing feud with the president.
Behar’s Invitation Sparks Instant Buzz
As the co-hosts debated Greene’s recent decisions, Behar suddenly paused and announced she wanted to “invite Trump to come on the show.”
Her comment followed co-host Ana Navarro’s reminder that Trump recently criticized Greene for appearing on the program—a show widely known for its constant attacks on conservatives.
Earlier this month, Trump blasted Greene on Truth Social, calling her appearance “pathetic” and accusing her of shifting left and betraying Republican voters. His comments came as Greene’s political disagreements with him grew more public.
Behar’s invitation generated laughter, applause, and predictable theatrics from the studio audience.
Navarro Tries to Shame Trump Using His Family
Ana Navarro then pivoted to a rehearsed list of Trump family members who have previously appeared on The View.
According to Navarro, Ivanka Trump was on the show six times, Melania Trump four times—including once as a guest co-host—while Donald Trump Jr., Ivana Trump, and even Marla Maples all made appearances in years past.
Navarro used the list to mock Trump, claiming that if Trump thinks appearing on The View is such a terrible decision, “maybe he should start by saying it to his family over Thanksgiving.”
Her comments quickly circulated online, with left-leaning media celebrating the jab and conservative viewers calling it yet another example of The View’s obsession with Trump.
Greene’s Break With Trump Widens
The drama comes as Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene officially resigned on Friday, citing what she described as rampant corruption in Washington.
In a lengthy statement on X, Greene warned that Americans are being used by a “Political Industrial Complex” that benefits both parties while ignoring everyday citizens.
Greene, once a fierce Trump ally, has recently clashed with the president on the release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein and certain foreign policy positions.
Her public break has been widely reported, raising concerns among conservatives about division heading into the next election season.
Alyssa Farah Griffin Says Greene Quit Too Soon
During the discussion, co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin said Greene may have stepped down prematurely.
She argued that even with Congress’ many flaws, Greene still held real influence—especially after pushing for the release of the Epstein documents.
“You’re getting out of the fight before the fight is over,” Griffin said.
The Real Purpose Behind Behar’s Invitation? Ratings.
While Behar framed her invitation as a sincere gesture, conservatives quickly recognized it as something else entirely—another attempt by The View to boost ratings by attaching itself to the most influential figure in American politics.
The show has built its brand on attacking conservatives, mocking Trump supporters, and promoting left-wing narratives.
Inviting Trump on-air virtually guarantees headlines, social media buzz, and attention from millions of viewers, including the older Americans who drive cable TV ratings.
Whether Trump will respond remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: When liberal media outlets need attention, they always turn to Donald J. Trump.
