I felt like I was too many degrees of separation close to Trump, despite the fact that everyone who worked on the show saw firsthand how much President Trump and his family put me through emotionally. I feel like I have post-traumatic stress from having to feud with the president when my dad was dying, and then having to feud with the president after he died.
It was the way topics were addressed. Each host picks a topic. They give you a list at night. I would obviously choose the one that made Democrats look bad. It was much harder to get those on-air because all the producers are liberal, all the hosts are liberal. The excuse is more people picked that topic. Of course! I always thought for TV, for the viewers watching, it benefits everybody to have more balance. People were not comfortable around me.
My dad was dying of glioblastoma. I got permission from the network to take every other Friday off to go home to Arizona and help him get treatment. If I was cold, with this giant show with a group of strangers, I was trying to do well.
There were never bad stories leaked about anyone else, and there was certainly bad behavior that could have leaked. Do you think all those women are peaches and cream in the morning? Are you fucking kidding me?
I tried very hard. I had ideas. It started to have a real impact, not only on my life, but on the lives of people who loved me and would read it and get upset. Did you complain to ABC about the leaking? I made official complaints with HR.
They knew how I felt. For the record, Kim almost talked me into staying. She seems like a great leader. I have a lot of love and affection for her. She was surprised when I left. She yields an unfathomable amount of power in television, in culture. I remember when it happened almost crying on the show. I never wanted to upset her. At a certain point, I made the decision it was more important to be honest than to be liked.
It was horrible. To her credit, Whoopi apologized the next morning. I would apologize when I messed up. I fucked up a lot on that show.
A lot of this feels like such a waste. I felt like I was being talked to like I was a child and a brat. And when things go viral on Twitter and people write things, it really does impact you. I felt very lonely. I love Whoopi. I felt at a certain point she stopped respecting me, and it was hard.
I wish things could have been different. A spokesperson from ABC denied that Behar would be leaving. Creator Barbara Walters departed the show in , at the age of But two years later, in , she was brought back to the Hot Topics table as ratings sank without her, and she continues to thrive with her quick commentary on the latest scandals from the Trump White House. Home TV News. Apr 8, am PT. By Variety Staff Plus Icon. See All. More From Our Brands. Expand the sub menu Film.
Expand the sub menu TV. On March 11, , "The View" made the decision, for the first time, to not have a live studio audience as the situation surrounding coronavirus developed.
Two days later, Behar decided to take time off from co-hosting as a precautionary measure against the virus. By April 1, , the entire panel and most staff was helping put on a live show from their homes.
While Goldberg and Behar are back at the Hot Topics table in the studio alongside the rest of the panel and enjoy being able to have in-person conversations again, they look back on their time working from home.
They both admitted to enjoying the comforts of home, and discussed the conversational aspects amongst the panel lost while working remotely. I'd like to respond to something you might say, or vise versa," Behar said. We're all guilty of it," Goldberg said of how the panel handled Hot Topics discussions while remote.
You learn that you could be not in New York City, for example, for long periods of time and it's not going to be a tragedy," Behar said of her personal experience working from home, adding that she got to spend more time with her children and husband.
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