The View

'The View' co-hosts weigh in after multiple musicians pulled out of a Trump‑backed 250th anniversary celebration, as the administration accuses the artists of playing politics.

Tessa Thompson joins the show to talk about making her Broadway debut in 'The Fear of 13'. She shares what drew her to the powerful true story and reflects on her experience working with Whoopi Goldberg in 2010’s 'For Colored Girls'.

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Zarna Garg guest co-hosts.  Plus-ones at Taylor and Travis’s wedding?  The best-selling memoir, “Strangers,” leaves wives second-guessing their marriages.  “The Breadwinner,” spotlights stay-at-home dads!  Plus, Kyle Kelce on being a “type C” mom. 

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'The View' co-hosts weigh in after former first lady Jill Biden revealed she was “frightened” during Joe Biden’s 2024 debate with President Trump, discussing why she publicly tried to put a positive spin on his performance while privately reacting with concern.

Wanda Sykes joins the show to talk about returning to her roots in her latest comedy special, 'Wanda Sykes: Legacy'. She reflects on honoring HBCUs and her alma mater, Hampton University, through her work and why the project is especially meaningful to her.

Plus, Chef José Andrés stops by to share how he’s bringing Spanish cuisine to kitchens everywhere with his new book, 'Spain My Way'. He dishes on his favorite recipes and reflects on how food can bring people together across cultures.

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'The View' co-hosts question reports that the Justice Department is launching a probe into E. Jean Carroll’s deposition, years after a jury found President Trump liable for sexual abuse, raising new concerns about accountability and the timing of the investigation.

RuPaul joins the show with a message of joy, sharing why his wild new comedy 'Stop! That! Train!' is the perfect antidote to the current moment and how humor can help people push through challenging times.

Plus, Broadway meets the runway as the nine‑time Tony‑nominated revival 'Cats: The Jellicle Ball' takes the stage for a special performance on 'The View'! 😼

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'The View' co-hosts react after President Trump said his medical exam went “perfectly,” as his team pushes back against growing speculation about his health.

Martha Raddatz joins the show to share stories of courage from her new book, 'The Hero Next Door'. The ABC News chief global affairs correspondent and 'This Week' co-anchor reflects on highlighting the inspiring experiences of American service members and their families.

Plus, Mindy Kaling stops by to discuss expanding her comedy empire with her new series 'Not Suitable for Work'. She reflects on her journey from 'The Office' to now and opens up about how she’s responded to public commentary about her body.

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'The View' co-hosts weigh in after New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart sparked controversy by introducing President Trump at a rally in New York, surprising fans and some of his own teammates. The panel discusses the reaction and what it signals about the intersection of sports and politics.

Senator Chris Murphy joins the show to discuss his new book, 'Crisis of the Common Good,' the current state of the war in Iran, why he calls the proposed $1.8 billion compensation fund “unbelievably corrupt,” and what he believes Democrats must do to regain their footing with the American public.

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Mandy Moore speaks out on the alleged “toxic mom group.”  Why Benny Blanco refuses to comment on his sex life with Selena Gomez. Was weight loss a factor in Jason Biggs split with Jenny Mollen? Plus, the most embarrassing celeb encounters!

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'The View' co-hosts weigh in after former law enforcement officers attacked on Jan. 6 filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over the proposed $1.8 billion “anti‑weaponization” fund, as critics from both parties raise concerns and some move to block it.

LaKeith Stanfield joins the show to talk about his standout role in the star‑studded film 'I Love Boosters', sharing about working alongside Keke Palmer and why he continues to gravitate toward bold, creative projects.

Plus, 'The View' co-hosts send their well wishes to Stephen Colbert as he celebrates his final episode.

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'The View' co-hosts react as President Trump deepens his influence over the GOP following Congressman Thomas Massie’s primary loss, backing challengers who defeated him and other officials who defied the president, highlighting his continued stronghold over the party.

Keke Palmer joins the show to drop some truth bombs, sharing how motherhood has helped her stay present, reflecting on a transformative solo trip to Bali, and explaining what drew her to collaborate with Boots Riley on her new film, 'I Love Boosters'.

Plus, Billy Eichner stops by to reflect on his early showbiz dreams, carving his own path in comedy, and why his new audiobook memoir, 'Billy on Billy', offers a funny and honest look at his life and career.

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'The View' co-hosts weigh in after the Justice Department announced a proposed $1.8 billion “anti‑weaponization” fund to compensate Trump allies who the president says were targeted by the Biden administration.

Comedian Nate Bargatze joins the show to talk about his big‑screen comedy debut, 'The Breadwinner'. He shares how the film takes on fatherhood with heart and humor, why he calls it a love letter to moms, and explains his mission to make it easier and more affordable for families to enjoy a night at the movies together.

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