As Americans head to the polls for key elections in two states, the co-hosts weigh in on Sen. Cory Booker pulling an all-nighter on the Senate floor to rail against the current administration. Then, they react to Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. weight-shaming West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey at an event over the weekend.

Michael Angarano and Michael Cera discuss their new buddy comedy, "Sacramento."

Elie Mystal shares why he calls his book "Bad Law" his "Project 2029" and discusses the 10 American laws he says should go: "We need to smash the things that are holding this country back."

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The co-hosts weigh in on the president claiming there are constitutional loopholes that would allow him to run for a third term in office and comedian Amber Ruffin being removed from the lineup at this year's White House Correspondents' Dinner.

Sara Gilbert looks back on growing up as a member of one of TV's most iconic families and tells us about saying goodbye on the final season of "The Conners."

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On this episode of The Weekend View, the co-hosts discuss Gwyneth Paltrow drawing controversy for saying she would “feel very stifled” by an intimacy coordinator. Plus, they weigh in on Halle Berry’s comments that women should “celebrate” menopause, a new dating series for Real Housewives alums, and the extreme morning routine that’s going viral!

"An Oprah Winfrey Special: The Menopause Revolution" airs on ABC Monday, March 26 at 10PM Eastern.

Learn more about Tamsen Fadal's new book, "How to Menopause: Take Charge of Your Health, Reclaim Your Life, and Feel Even Better than Before" here: https://amzn.to/422upCN

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The co-hosts weigh in as the Trump administration providing conflicting account of how a journalist ended up on a group chat that detailed imminent military strikes on Yemen.

Then, the co-hosts question if divorce opens up life opportunities.

Nathan Lane and Matt Bomer join to discuss why some are calling the new comedy a "gay Golden Girls" and they look back on Lane's unexpected birthday gift for co-host Joy Behar.

LaTanya Richardson Jackson discusses starring in the buzzy new Broadway play "Purpose," the addition of her portrait in theater mainstay Sardi's, and the story of meeting her husband.

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As Trump officials deflect and defend using a Signal text thread that mistakenly included a journalist to discuss a military strike on Yemen, the co-hosts weigh in. Then, they react to Rep. Crockett facing backlash for calling Texas Gov. Abbott "hot wheels" and denying the comment was about his disability.

Natalie Dormer discusses the remarkable true story behind her new film "Audrey's Children," and when she knew her character Margaery Tyrell would be killed off in the hit series, "Game of Thrones."

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After top White House officials accidentally added a journalist from "The Atlantic" to a group text chain to discuss secret war plans in Yemen, the co-hosts weigh in.

Co-stars Bill Murray and Naomi Watts are joined by their co-star, Bing the Great Dane, to discuss the special story behind their new film "The Friend," and their off-screen friendship.

Our neighbor Tamron Hall stops by and reveals how she's taking children on the adventures of a curious kid with her new book inspired by her son Moses, "Harlem Honey."

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The co-hosts react to the preview to the finale of ABC's "The Bachelor" and discuss whether they could ever work with their spouse after engaged couple Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco share their insights from releasing music together.

Then, they weigh in on Mel Robbins' "Let Them" theory and react to the new show "Polyfamily," which explores two married couples living together and raising kids in a "closed quad."

Later, Sara Haines shares which of the co-hosts is her emergency contact on an episode of the "Behind the Table" podcast!

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The co-hosts react to President Donald Trump's redesign of the Oval Office and Rose Garden. Then, after Gwyneth Paltrow welcomes Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle into the lifestyle space, and says she see's women "as friends, not foes," the co-hosts weigh in.

Comedian Bill Burr joins to discuss the story behind his Broadway show “Glengarry Glen Ross” and how he's solving his issues in his new special "Drop Dead Years."

David Blaine stops by and announces extending his Las Vegas residency, shares why his new National Geographic series "Do Not Attempt," is his riskiest adventure yet, and shocks the co-hosts with his signature illusions.

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The co-hosts reflect on their interview with Senate Minority Leader Schumer Tuesday after he voted with the minority of his party for a spending bill to avert a government shutdown. Then, the co-hosts question if President Donald Trump is headed for a showdown with the Supreme Court after Chief Justice Roberts rebuked him for rhetoric about impeaching a federal judge.

Robert De Niro discusses playing two characters in upcoming mob movie "The Alto Knights" and how his dogs joined him on screen! Then, he reveals whether he will appear in the next installment of the hit movie trilogy and reads an excerpt from Joy Behar's play, "My First Ex-Husband."

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After Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer insisted he was voting against the Republican spending bill, the co-hosts weigh in on his last-minute change of heart. Then, they discuss White House denying reports that it violated U.S. District court judges' orders to stop the deportations of alleged Venezuelan gang members to a prison in El Salvador.

Later, the co-hosts honor "Sesame Street" co-creator Joan Ganz Cooney this Women's History Month and her work to deliver educational television to children everywhere.

Ellen Pompeo joins to discuss the true story behind her new series "Good American Family," what she's learned from her "Grey's Anatomy" castmates and how she's dealt with criticism throughout her career.

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