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In a surprising shift, the hosts of The View describe Donald Trump's response to the Brussels attacks as "reasonable." They discuss his calls for maximum interrogation techniques and border security, with some panelists admitting his message resonated with them. The discussion also touches on the idea that Western rhetoric is being blamed for fueling terrorist fires.
The media revisits Donald Trump's January 2016 comment calling Brussels a "hellhole," noting he was mocked at the time but now appears prescient. Panelists on The View struggle with their previous characterizations of Trump as a bigot while acknowledging his policy points on NATO and non-interventionism. The hosts analyze how Trump's "crass" verbiage is being re-evaluated by voters in the wake of the attacks.
The View Deterioration, Hilary Duff on Tinder, Vocal Fry
The hosts critique the declining quality of daytime talk shows like "The View," specifically highlighting a segment where Hilary Duff discusses being on Tinder. They mock the prevalence of "vocal fry" among the hosts and guests, suggesting the show has moved away from current events toward vapid celebrity gossip. The conversation notes that Raven-Symoné has joined the panel as a permanent host.
