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"They're not getting the same kind of attention they did. They've yet to replace me, which is very strange," said McCain, who left the ABC show in 2021.

Goldberg is not the first to allude to Thomas' silence on the landmark ruling in Loving v. Virginia that protects interracial marriages in the U.S.

Conway, who served as an advisor to former President Donald Trump, was visiting the ABC talk show to promote her new book, "Here's the Deal."

"I feel like that's an oxymoron, a Black Republican," she said Friday on ABC's "The View."

"When you don't have a platform, you do have to resort to fear," said Sunny Hostin, co-host of The View. "And this is just cyclical, and it's out of their playbook."

"There's this feeling where if you're not a full populist and believe in the MAGA movement that you're not welcome," Meghan McCain told Newsweek.

Whoopi Goldberg, who is on the board of governors at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, shared her take on the events at Sunday night's Oscars.

"Pete Buttigieg can take his electric vehicles and his bicycle, and he and his husband can stay out of our girls' bathrooms," the Republican congresswoman said.

Criticism of William and Kate made by guest host Lindsey Granger on "The View" came just hours before Prince William denounced slavery as "abhorrent" in a speech.

The actress said she has "the truth on her side" ahead of her documentary airing tonight.

"The View" co-host Joy Behar, who took a tumble live on air, reminded viewers to seek medical advice if they fall as she recalled the death of Bob Saget.

"[I wanted] to go to Italy for four years. I haven't been able to make it because of the pandemic—and now this," Joy Behar said while discussing the war.

Meghan McCain, who has said that she quit "The View" after Joy Behar took a swipe at her, slammed her former co-star in a Twitter post on Monday.

The 'Real Time' host has clashed with Goldberg in the past but said that she "should not canceled."

An absolutist approach to opposing cancel culture here, there and everywhere is an untenable position.

Former "The View" co-host Michelle Collins has said that Whoopi Goldberg may have suggested her own suspension over her Holocaust comments to help ABC.

It is not inspiring to grow up being singularly taught that the whole of your identity is six million ancestors being herded like sheep to the slaughter.

While Ana Navarro challenged Whoopi Goldberg's statement on "The View" that the Holocaust was not about race, she has defended the star's character.

"I think her apology is sincere. I think she's learned a lot in the process," said the Fox News host.

Writer Mark Harris said Goldberg's suspension was unnecessary and that the moment should have been used as a chance to educate people about the Holocaust.

The CEO of the Anti-Defamation League on "The View" Tuesday discussed how racism was a driving factor in the Holocaust.

The Oscar-winning actress tweeted: "I said the Holocaust 'is not about race, but about man's inhumanity to man.' I should have said it is about both."

A heartfelt video of Joe Biden comforting Meghan McCain after her father was diagnosed with cancer has resurfaced as the host labels the president "moronic."

Former panelist Jedediah Bila got into a tense discussion with Sunny Hostin about her decision not to get the COVID vaccine.

Meghan McCain made her last appearance on "The View" over the summer—and panelist Sunny Hostin says another Republican is required to balance the show.

Abby Huntsman, who appeared on "The View" between September 2018 and January 2020, has said the show "did not reflect my values."

His remarks come in response to Meghan McCain's new memoir, "Bad Republican," in which she referred to Trump's daughter and son-in-law as "funeral crashers."

Meghan McCain has shared her unfiltered thoughts on a number of guests during her time on "The View."

Rice said that on the day of the January 6 riot, she cried for the first time since she was the National Security Adviser during the September 11 attacks.

Thanks to their opposing political views, Meghan McCain and Joy Behar often clashed on "The View"—and McCain has revealed that one spat sparked a panic attack.