The View Hosts Clash Over Trump's Iran Strikes

0:00This is your entertainment update from March 18th. On a recent episode of The View, host clashed over former President Donald Trump's role in the United States and Israel's joint strikes on Iran. Guest co-host Sarah Eisen from CNBC defended Trump against claims that his decisions were swayed by foreign influence, pushing back on a resignation, letter from former counterterrorism official Joe Kent. Eisen argued that the United States clearly led the operation and that questioning Trump's independent judgment plays into old anti-Semitic stereotypes. Blaming Israel are Jewish people for global issues. She called Kent's allegations, flat-out anti-Semitic, and stressed that Trump acts in America's best interest. Sunny Hauston challenged Eisen sharply, asking if this corrupt president really operates without self-interest. The studio audience burst into laughter as Hauston quipped that believing otherwise might help some sleep better at night, even taking a sit from her. Mug for emphasis. Will be Goldberg moderated to let Eisen finish while Joy Behar and Sarah Haines watch

1:03the back-and-forth unfold. Hauston agreed that anti-Semitism is reprehensible, but pointed out the strikes were a joint effort, possibly based on Israeli intelligence. The heated debate highlighted ongoing divides in how people viewed Trump's foreign policy moves, with the show reaching out to the White House and Kent, for comment, but getting no response yet. The View airs weekdays on ABC. This story is made possible by our sponsor. Podcasts hit different when the sound comes from your pillow. Once you try it, it just makes sense. S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM