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Laughter as The View quotes Trump’s own words back to him after disaster economic speech

Laughter as The View quotes Trump’s own words back to him after disaster economic speech

Donald Trump's Thursday appearance at The Economic Club of New York left co-hosts of "The View" shocked at his incoherence and inability to articulate basic policies on key economic issues.

At the top of their Friday show, they showed the clip of Trump being asked about affordable child care and a "specific piece of legislation" that could be advanced.

"Well, I would do that, and we're sitting down — you know, I was, uh, — somebody — we had Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), and my daughter Ivanka was so impactful on that issue," Trump rambled. "It's a very important issue, but I think when you talk about the kind of numbers that I'm talking about, that — because — child care is child care. It's — couldn't — you know, it's something you have to have it in this country. You have to have it. But when you talk about those numbers compared to the kind of numbers that I'm talking about by taxing foreign nations at levels that they're not used to, but they'll get used to it very quickly, and it's not going to stop them from doing business with us but will have a very substantial tax when they send product into our country."...

Ex-Trump adviser calls Trump's latest interview evidence 'he's not mentally sharp'

Ex-Trump adviser calls Trump's latest interview evidence 'he's not mentally sharp'

Donald Trump spoke to the National Association of Black Journalists on Wednesday in a combative exchange with moderators who pressed him on some of his past comments.

Those in the audience were "stunned," said an MSNBC reporter after the Q&A. Several attendees uploaded videos of the audience gasping at Trump's comments.

"You know what? I refuse," Whoopi Goldberg said on Thursday's opening segment of "The View" after showing a clip. "Because this is nothing new. This is not new. We knew this was who he was. This is who he's always been. So I'm not paying him any mind except when I'm here. Okay?"...

Fight breaks out on The View over whether life was better under Trump

Fight breaks out on The View over whether life was better under Trump

Republican New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu has been all over the map over who he will support in the 2024 presidential elections, but on Thursday a fight broke out when he suggested that life had been better under Donald Trump's leadership.

Speaking to "The View," Sununu — who had been a vocal Trump opponent as a Nikki Haley supporter — claimed that "a lot of people would tell you they could pay their bills then," meaning under Trump's presidency.

"And they would tell you that they didn't have the homelessness crisis then," Sununu continued. "The View" audience reacted with boos....

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The View hosts laugh as they create new nickname for J.D. Vance

The View hosts laugh as they create new nickname for J.D. Vance

The co-hosts of "The View" continued to express their befuddlement about why Donald Trump chose Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) as his running mate as they chatted Monday opening.

Former Republican consultant Ana Navarro sang the praises of Vice President Kamala Harris, who she said she saw on Thursday.

"I told her something real sassy. That's why she's laughing because she's got a sense of humor, and the energy, the enthusiasm, the joyfulness, the positivity, the optimism that this campaign is able to channel," Navarro said, showing a photo. "Because on the other side, you've got these weird men, because they're weird."...

'Tighty-whities in a twist': The View laughs at effect Harris is having on Trump

'Tighty-whities in a twist': The View laughs at effect Harris is having on Trump

One of Donald Trump's former staffers thinks that he's being "triggered" by Vice President Kamala Harris as she launches her campaign for president.

On Friday, the co-hosts of "The View" teased Trump for struggling with Harris' entry to the race.

After showing a new campaign ad, Joy Behar said, "So, there's a shiny new candidate in town, and someone's tighty-whities are in a twist. Remember when Trump promised to be a uniter and president for all Americans? That's over because he's back to being a bully."...

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Trump sparks new ‘catastrophe’ trying to fix ‘biggest single mistake’ of career: analysts

Trump sparks new ‘catastrophe’ trying to fix ‘biggest single mistake’ of career: analysts

In a bid to navigate the “biggest single mistake” of President Donald Trump’s two terms in office, the president has sparked a new “complete catastrophe,” a panel of journalists argued Monday on MS NOW.

“This war with Iran is going to prove to be the biggest single mistake of Donald Trump's two terms in office,” said David Rohde, MS NOW senior national security reporter. “The Saudi Arabian government could fall there — it's a disaster for this country and it's extraordinary what's happening, just the stakes here every day.”

A cascade of attacks has erupted across the Middle East in recent days amid Trump’s deeply unpopular war against Iran, a conflict that has kept U.S. fuel prices elevated. However, Trump has increasingly blamed the Russo-Ukrainian war for elevated fuel prices....

Trump delivers speech to rows of empty seats ‘deep in heart of Trump country’: report

Trump delivers speech to rows of empty seats ‘deep in heart of Trump country’: report

President Donald Trump delivered his rally speech in Tennessee Saturday to entire sections of empty seats at the F&M Bank Arena in Clarksville, new video and photos of the rally revealed.

“President Trump’s crowd on a Saturday afternoon in Clarksville, Tennessee, near the Kentucky border, deep in the heart of Trump country,” wrote New York Times reporter Shawn McCreesh in a social media post on X, alongside a video showing entire seating sections devoid of attendees.

Reuters photographer Seth Herald also captured a photo featuring “a section of empty seats” at the arena while Trump delivered his rally speech, which was disrupted within minutes by a heckler....

'Too bad!' Trump twists knife as his government launches probe of Kimberly Guilfoyle

'Too bad!' Trump twists knife as his government launches probe of Kimberly Guilfoyle

President Donald Trump said “Too bad!” when asked about Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle, his son’s former fiancée, whom his own administration’s watchdog is now investigating.

Trump spoke to reporters outside the White House on Friday as he prepared to depart on Marine One with boxer Mike Tyson.

The State Department’s Office of the Inspector General, the department’s internal watchdog, is investigating Guilfoyle and the U.S. Embassy in Greece, two people familiar with the decision told NBC News....

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