The former 'View' co-host of 10 years sits down with executive producer Brian Teta as she returns to guest co-host 'The View.' She shares why being back at the table “feels like a family visit” and reflects on how the show—and the world around it—has changed since her earlier years. Elisabeth talks about the friendships she still cherishes with Whoopi and Joy, and reflects on the headlines from her first few days at the table.

She looks back on the moments that defined her time on 'The View' and opens up about why she loves debating with the women at the table. Elisabeth also revisits the surprising way she ended up on 'Survivor,' how the experience unexpectedly prepared her for daytime TV, and whether she’s ever been asked to return to the series. Finally, she reflects on the impact Barbara Walters had on her career and how Barbara pushed her to be great.

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Joy Behar sits down with executive producer Brian Teta to reflect on her on‑air reunion with former co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck as she returns to the table this week. Joy also shares what it was like catching up with 'Good Morning America' legend Joan Lunden and why she often jokes that she began her TV career as an “overqualified receptionist.”

Later, Joy answers viewer advice questions, reacts to Lindsay Lohan’s comments about the lack of protection for young stars, and more.

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She weighs in on having former co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck back at the table, why she believes America’s strike on Iran violates international law, and her take on Bill and Hillary Clinton giving their closed-door depositions before the Republican-led House Oversight Committee in its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.

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Ana Navarro sits down with Brian Teta to give her unfiltered take on former President Trump’s message during the State of the Union address. Ana also breaks down the Department of Justice’s announcement that it is now “reviewing” whether certain interview reports were improperly tagged and omitted from the public release of the Epstein files. She reacts to the controversy surrounding Texas Rep. Tony Gonzales and weighs in on whether he should resign.

She then shares her blunt reaction to the woman who deserted her dog at an airport, and closes by revealing her surprising love for 'Shahs of Sunset.'

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Why Sara Haines Disagrees With One Major Marriage Rule

Sara Haines weighs in on the U.S. men’s hockey team’s big White House moment and the bipartisan energy around the State of the Union. She talks about spending the week with guest co-host Savannah Chrisley, why having different views at the table matters, and how the audience responded. Sara also reacts to Priyanka Chopra Jonas admitting she has no hobbies besides her career, before diving into bedtime negotiations at home, the idea of never going to bed angry, and where she sometimes overshares.

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Joy Behar sits down with executive producer Brian Teta to discuss the Supreme Court striking down most of President Trump’s tariffs and why she still plans to watch his State of the Union address. Behar also weighs in on guest co-host Savannah Chrisley’s week at The View and the feedback coming in from fans. She also talks about the importance of knowing your value, the one thing that can make her cry, and when comments from parents go too far.

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Sunny Hostin joins executive producer Brian Teta to discuss getting the show on the air during a historic New York City snowstorm. They also revisit Savannah Chrisley guest co-hosting the show last week. Hostin breaks down the Supreme Court ruling limiting presidential tariff power, reacts to the president’s response to the ruling, and weighs in on a new banner hung on the Department of Justice. The conversation also dives into credit scores on dating apps, the limits of workplace oversharing, and ends with Sunny celebrating her daughter Paloma’s breakthrough success at the Harlem Fine Art Show.

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Ana Navarro sits down with executive producer Brian Teta to react to the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor — formally known as Prince Andrew — and shares her hope that this will start a trend towards people taking accountability for their actions. She later shares why she feels it's important for the Clintons to testify publicly in the Jeffrey Epstein hearings. 

Navarro also weighs in on President Trump's Black History Month celebration, just weeks after backlash over a racist post. 

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She sits down with executive producer Brian Teta to discuss what surprised her most about guest co-hosting 'The View' and shares about her time behind the scenes. She reflects on the importance of engaging in productive dialogue, opens up about what led to her guest co-hosting opportunity, and explains why she says she didn't come to 'The View' to be a “MAGA poster child.” She details the efforts that resulted in President Trump pardoning her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, and addresses the misconceptions surrounding her family. Later, she reveals whether politics may be in her future.

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Joy Behar and Sara Haines sit down with executive producer Brian Teta to talk about Alyssa’s new baby boy and what it will be like with guest co-hosts at the table. They also talk about the passing of actor Robert Duvall and why “The Godfather” is one of their all-time favorite movies. Sara and Joy also delve out some relationship advice and talk about who should make the first move.

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