The View

Sheppard sisters Tai, Rainn and Brooke along with their mother Tonia Handy and coach Jean Bell share about their new documentary “Sisters on Track” and receive an unexpected surprise that will help propel their future athletic and academic pursuits.

In Hot Topics, the co-hosts discuss Rep. Dan Crenshaw's call to remove Gwen Berry after she appeared to turn her back for the national anthem at the U.S. Olympic trials, and more.

After a star-studded final episode of “Conan,” comedian and writer Andy Richter talks about the future of late-night, what’s in store for him next, and looks back on his friendship with Conan O’Brien.

In Hot Topics, the co-hosts react to Mumford & Sons’ Winston Marshall exiting the band, and more.

Multi-platform singer-songwriter Sinead O’Connor shares why she’s opening up about her controversial career, private personal struggles, and bold public statements in her memoir, “Rememberings.”

Then, comedian Margaret Cho talks about her new movie “Good on Paper” and her podcast "The Margaret Cho," which delves into crimes against Asian Americans throughout history.

In Hot Topics, the co-hosts react to the Supreme Court upholding a cheerleader’s free speech, and more.

New York Times senior story editor and co-creator of the documentary "Framing Britney Spears" Liz Day weighs in on the latest developments surrounding Britney Spears following her testimony in court.

Then, Leslie Odom Jr. shares how his Father-In-Law inspired his new song “Second Chance.”

In Hot Topics, the co-hosts react to Britney Spears’ stunning testimony, and General Milley defending critical race theory.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders weighs in on the Senate GOP’s move to block voting rights reform bill, calling it “a total outrage” and shares how he believes the U.S. should handle the Israel-Palestine conflict.

In Hot Topics, the co-hosts discuss the rise in gun violence across the U.S., and more.

Democratic Rep. Val Demings discusses her run to unseat Republican Sen. Marco Rubio, who she says “doesn’t show up” for Floridians and explains how she wants police reform in her state to look like.

In Hot Topics, the co-hosts weigh in on the Senate voting on the voting rights bill, and more.

How did actress, talk-show host and mother of two Drew Barrymore find time to launch ‘Drew’ magazine?! She tells the co-hosts why she made time for it and how her childhood inspired her to pursue that avenue of media.

In Hot Topics, the co-hosts react to American Catholic bishops potentially planning a rebuke of Pres. Biden, and more.

Pulitzer Prize-winner and author of “On Juneteenth” discusses the importance of commemorating Juneteenth, critical race theory in the classroom, the ‘1619 Project,’ and acknowledging the Tulsa Race Massacre.

Then, Rep. Jim Clyburn explains why the new Juneteenth federal holiday gives him “hope” and why the bill was a “real good bipartisan demonstration.”

Plus, three-time Emmy-winning actress Jean Smart shares about developing her character in “Hacks,” her admiration for Phyllis Diller, and the joys of working on “Mare Of Easttown” with Kate Winslet.

Actor Martin Sheen shares about his new movie “12 Mighty Orphans” inspired by the true story of an orphanage football team who gave a sense of hope to depression-era America.

Then, comedian and social media star Ziwe tells the co-hosts how she’s changing the landscape of late-night TV with her new series “Ziwe” and why she’s breaking late-night tradition with a “hyper feminine” feel to her show.

Comedian and author of “How to Survive America” D.L. Hughley explains why he explores many of the stark inequalities facing Black and brown Americans in his new book.

Then, singer and songwriter Michael Bolton shares what made him decide to be a part of “The Celebrity Dating Game” reboot and if he’d ever play in the game himself since he’s currently single.

In Hot Topics, the co-hosts discuss what’s at stake in Pres. Biden’s meeting with Russian Pres. Putin, and more.