'The View' Hosts Celebrate Living 'Rent-Free' In Trump's Head After His Al Smith Dinner Jokes
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The all-female panel put up a united front after Donald Trump attacked their show at a gala Thursday.
The women of “The View” had a lot to say Friday about Donald Trump’s jabs at their show.
The former president attended the annual Al Smith charity dinner Thursday in New York and roasted his critics, to mixed results. During his speech, he name-dropped “The View” in a self-aware joke about his longstanding feud with former co-host Rosie O’Donnell.
“The stupid show ‘The View’ is so bad now that the other day I was watching it and thinking to myself, ’You know what? They really need to bring Rosie O’Donnell back,” he joked at the gala, adding: “Those people are bad. I know every one of them and they are bad news.”
The show “doesn’t do very well, either,” he continued, adding that “ratings are very important.”
Co-host Joy Behar introduced the segment on Trump, claiming after airing a clip of Trump at the dinner that the former reality star has “met all of us.”
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