The View: Behind the Table

She sits down with Brian Teta to share her thoughts on the latest developments in Iran, including the strike on the Iranian girls' school and if the United States is responsible. She shares her predictions for the midterms and weighs in on why top Republicans are urging colleagues to avoid talking about mass deportations and immigration on the campaign trail.

She also reacts to President Trump’s suggestion of a friendly takeover of Cuba — and explains why she would celebrate a regime change on the island.

Then, she takes us inside her Broadway debut in 'Buena Vista Social Club,' reflecting on why the experience was so meaningful and how she wishes her mother could have been there to witness it.
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Comedian and former 'The Talk' co-host Sheryl Underwood joins today’s episode with Brian Teta to reflect on her week guest co‑hosting 'The View' this week. She looks back at her very first appearance on the show in 2008 appearing in Joy’s Comedy Corner and shares who at 'The View' she credits with helping launch her career in daytime television.

She discusses her experience as a lifelong Republican, how the Trump era has shifted things for her, and how her military service continues to shape her worldview.

She addresses the heated 2021 on‑air exchange she had with her former colleague Sharon Osbourne on 'The Talk' — and reveals what she really thought about Sunny Hosting bringing it up on the show this week.

Plus, Sheryl shares what audiences can expect from her 'I Need a Job' comedy tour… and what they think they’re signing up for.

Get tickets to see her on tour: https://theviewabc.visitlink.me/OfoP4T
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On today’s episode, Joy Behar shares her thoughts on the fan‑requested Day of Hot Topics and on welcoming Sheryl Underwood, formerly of 'The Talk,' to the table as guest co-host. Joy weighs in on Judd Apatow’s belief that the Trump era makes comedy harder, reflects on Viola Davis’s empowering message that she is “enough,” and answers a viewer question about dealing with a friend who refuses to apologize.

She also responds to Jack White’s critique of Taylor Swift–style confessional songwriting and debates Jennifer Lopez’s recent comments on what women need from a man.
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She sits down with executive producer Brian Teta to share her thoughts on spending last week with guest co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck and what it was like having Sheryl Underwood at the table. She breaks down why she believes Americans are feeling fatigue over the war in Iran, what the conflict means for the country, and her hope that the Trump administration is making the right decisions.

She also opens up about her journey with imposter syndrome after sitting down with Viola Davis, and whether she’d ever write a memoir. Plus, she explains why Christina Applegate remains one of her favorite actresses and the impact her work has had on her.
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Ana Navarro sits down with Brian Teta to weigh in on whether she’d attend the White House Correspondents’ Dinner this year and why she believes what’s happening in the Middle East today is different from past U.S. conflicts in the region. She reacts to Kristi Noem’s testimony on Capitol Hill. (Note: Since recording this podcast, Pres. Trump announced Republican Sen. Markwayne Mullin will replace Kristi Noem as Department of Homeland Security secretary.)
Ana also shares her reaction to Bad Bunny’s record‑breaking Super Bowl halftime performance and why it resonated so widely. And as she prepares for her one‑night‑only Broadway debut in 'Buena Vista Social Club,' Ana opens up about how she’s feeling ahead of the big night—and the advice Lin‑Manuel Miranda gave her before stepping onstage.
Get tickets to 'Buena Vista Social Club': https://buenavistamusical.com/
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