Sunny Hostin Did Community Service, Enjoyed Wings Instead Of Watching Trump's Inauguration
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"The View" cohost also took the opportunity to highlight the “hypocrisy” and “irony” of Trump’s Inauguration Day.
Sunny Hostin of “The View” is offering a masterclass in the art of safeguarding one’s peace.
During the segment that aired on Tuesday, host Joy Behar asked, “Did something happen? Did something happen yesterday?” To which Ana Navarro quickly responded, “Yes. It was Martin Luther King Day.”
Navarro’s quip earned applause, and Behar continued to recount the events of the previous day.
“A certain person, Donald Trump, was sworn back into the White House,” Behar remarked, adding that she watched the “whole thing” due to what she called a “masochistic streak.” She then turned to her co-hosts, asking if anyone had watched Trump’s inauguration.
“I decided to protect my peace and celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day yesterday,” Hostin revealed.
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