“The View” Co-host Joy Beha said Thursday she could be friends with a Trump supporter, despite her vocal aversion to the president, while she discussed a scene from a hit show that went viral to tackle the divisions -policy climate.
“I could be friends with a Trump supporter, I will not give them a kidney, but I could be friends with them,” said Bear. “The point is that it’s not just about politics, it’s about morality, ethics, it’s about cruelty, it’s about discrimination, and it’s about many things, so those are personal human values.”
“We are not only talking about tax conservative, who pays more taxes. We are talking about you, as a person, so it’s hard to be friends with someone who signs up with something like that. On the other hand, they are open to discussion. I like to talk to them and discover exactly about this man,” added Bear.
The co-hosts of “The View” discussed a scene in HBO’s “The White Lotus”, who went viral After one character, Kate, played by Leslie Bibb, hinted that she voted for President Donald Trump. The other characters, Laurie, played by Carrie Coon, and Jaclyn, played by Michelle Monaghan, pushed her to admit how she voted, which she transmitted with a facial expression.
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“The view” co-host Joy Behar claimed on Thursday that she could be friends with someone who voted for President Trump. (Screenshot/ABC/TheView)
Co-hostal Alyssa Farah Griffin, who worked for Trump during his first term, but eventually voted first Vice -President Kamala Harris In the last elections, the political composition of her own group of friends described.
“My friends are divided for a moment. My best friend is a democrat, but in our direct group we have people who voted for Trump. If you know people to the core, you know their values, and you know why they have decided, you can respect them and exist with them, support someone you have not done,” she said.
Sunny Hostin said she agreed with Behar and said it would be difficult to be friends with someone who “hurts” members of her family, community and the elderly, while she picks up the government.
Co-host Sara Haines said during the discussion that it was customary to know people and to be friends with people who vote differently.
“I went from the conservative life from midwest to super-liberal east coast life and I also know that, joy, if you mention how someone could vote for it? If you see the bubbles they look at and their families and their churches, they did not vote for this terrible man they looked here, they voted the way they voted in the way they have his own way they voted in the way they have his own way they were. “If I share the values, of which I love people who voted for him, and I love them, that part is more important to me.”
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The cast of “The White Lotus” season 3 in Paramount Studios on February 10, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. (Kravitz/Filmmagic for HBO/Getty images)
In “The White Lotus” Laurie Kate asks downy or She voted for Trump, To which she responds with a tight smile and a long break before she says: “Are we really going to talk about Trump tonight?” And we quickly change the subject. Later that night Kate Jaclyn and Laurie sees laughing and mocking her decision to vote for Trump.
Kate claimed that she was an independent but admitted during dinner, which her husband, Dave, was a member of the Republican Party.
The admission happened after religion was raised during dinner and Kate explained that she and her husband went to church every Sunday. When asked whether it became uncomfortable when it was discussing politics, Kate did not seem aware of why it would be, but her friends operated on the assumption that she was a democrat.
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In particular, the show was shot a year ago, while Trump’s re -election was in the air, but the creator of “The White Lotus” Mike White has been praised for his visionary gaze.
Fox News’ Kendall Tietz has contributed to this report.
