Co -organizer “View” Joy Behar did not agree with a democratic strategist The latest advice of James Carvillea For Democrats on Tuesday, as well as its co -organizers, about how the party should oppose President Donald Trump.
“I disagree with Carville and disagree with you because, I know, because I lived long enough to see that people who do nothing empowers the enemy,” Behar said, responding to her co -organization Sara Haines.
The co -organizers headed to Carville, who said that the best thing for Democrats was in protest against Trump and male, “nothing.”
“And I believe that Americans, first of all, can more tasks. You can march and you can do everything and let them do what they do. You can both, and the main thing you can do is call your Republicans senators and congress people and they say im that you are not satisfied with what is happening.
“The View” co -organizer Joy Behar did not agree with the idea that Democrats should play “Passum” while Americans protest Trump. (Screen Snap/ABC)
“The View” co -organizer of anger in the name of America: “Why is he named after a white man?”
Co -organization Alyssa Farah Griffin They suggested that Democrats decide what really matters, and said that the party members should not do everything “fire with five alarms”.
“David Axelrod got a lot of flakes for saying that the criticisms of USAIDs go,” Griffin said. “The voters are intangible. It doesn’t really affect the life of American voters. If Doge [is] Entering social security management, there is a real fight. ”
Sunny Hostin said she agreed with Carville because she voted for former Vice President Kamal Harris.
“Somehow I agree with James Carville because I am a part of 92% of the blacks who voted to save the rest of the country,” she said. “But the country wanted something else and the country gets something else. So, I rest.”
President Donald Trump participated in the signature ceremony on January 20, 2025 in the presidential room in the US Capitol in Washington, DC. (Melina Mara-Pool/Getty Images)
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While Haines tried to repeat her view on the democrats coming with a strategic response to Trump, Behar complained: “But Sarah, there is the most important thing, it is called democracy, which moves from us.”
During the debate with MSNBC, Ari Melber, Carville and the host of MSNBC discussed protests against President Donald Trump and his mass release of federal employees.
“So the question is how democratic politicians should answer that? And what I think should do is what we call in rural America” play Pososum. “Just let go,” Carville said.
He continued, “Don’t interfere. Or how we want to say, don’t just stand there, do nothing. Let us germinate this. We don’t need to get in front of him. This freight train is moving.
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Behar, who regularly supports liberal arguments in the show, recently took over the question with President Donald Trump renamed the Gulf of Mexico to the US Bay and expressed some anger due to the fact that America was named after a white man.
