Klein, a guest on the show, faced pushback from Behar after he suggested she seek another job, sparking a tense discussion on politics and the upcoming midterm elections.
As Ana Navarro highlighted the shift in poll trends, with Republicans leading in the summer but Democrats gaining momentum post the Roe v. Wade overturn, Behar seized the moment. Seeking Klein’s predictions, she interrupted with a pointed question about reporters’ concerns over gas issues and whether they explore Republican solutions.
Known for her straightforward approach, Joy emphasized the significance of follow-up questions, deeming her inquiry essential for a comprehensive understanding. Klein, responding to her assertiveness, humorously offered her a job on the spot. The remark went unanswered as Behar persisted with her line of questioning.Conservative host Alyssa Farah Griffin chimed in, proposing a cameo for Behar on the show. Klein, in a tongue-in-cheek manner, extended a permanent invitation. Joy responded with a smile, steering the conversation back to the pressing issues at hand.
Despite celebrating her 80th birthday this month, Joy Behar remains a stalwart on The View, the only original panelist since its 1997 premiere. Dismissing retirement rumors, she recently affirmed her commitment to the show by signing a new contract, stating, „I have no plans to retire. I’m here for the long haul.”
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