Three-fifths of the normal panel on "The View" were missing in action on Tuesday. While two seemingly had excuses, a third did not.

Infighting broke out during a broadcast of "The View" on Monday over criticism of President-elect Donald Trump.

"The View" co-host had to read not one, not two, but three separate legal notices because of her trash talk.

As a former federal prosecutor, Sunny Hostin should have known better than to make the inflammatory statements -- and that makes it worse.

Even though Goldberg did not name the bakery, she could still be liable for her reckless, slanderous remarks, Turley warned.

Customers' indignant reactions to Goldberg's slander against a small business reflected ordinary Americans' disgust with privileged elites.

"For a show about different perspectives, ‘The View’ doesn’t seem to have any when it comes to Trump," one source said.

The ladies (and we're using that term loosely) of "The View" found themselves having another meltdown thanks to Trump.

"What is wrong with this country that they would choose a message of divisiveness of xenophobia, of racism, of misogyny?"

"The View" are playing the race card rather than blaming Democrats and Harris for Tuesday nights election results.