Co -organizer ‘The View’ Joy Behar claims she ‘could be friends with Trump’s supporter

“View” co -organizer Said Joy Behar On Thursday, she could be a friend with Trump’s supporter, despite her vocal aversion to the president, as she talked about a scene from the hit show that became viral to address the divided political climate.

“I could be friends with Trump’s fans, I won’t give them a kidney, but I could be friends with them,” Behar said. “This is not just politics, but about morality, ethics, but of cruelty, but about discrimination and many things, so these are personal human values.”

“We don’t really talk about a fiscal conservative who pays more taxes. We’re talking about you, as a human being, so it’s hard to be friends with someone who signs on something like that. On the other hand, they are open to discussion. I like to talk to them and find out exactly what you know about this guy,” Behar added.

The “The View” clash discussed the scene at HBO’s “white lotus” who became viral After one character, Kate, played by Leslie Bibb, she hinted that she had voted President Donald Trump. Other characters, Laurie, played by Carrie Coon and Jaclyn, played by Michelle Monaghan, pushed her to admit she voted, which she conveyed with her face.

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Co -organizer Alyssa Farah Griffin, who worked for Trump during her first term but eventually voted for the former Vice President Kamal Harris In the last election, she described the political composition of her own group of friends.

“My friends are very divided. My best friend is a Democrat, but in our immediate group we have people who voted for Trump. If you know people at the core, you know their values, and you know why they decided, you can respect them and coexist them, supporting someone you have not,” she said.

Sunny Hostin said she agreed with Behar and said she would be hard to be friends with someone who “hurt” his family members, communities and the elderly while pushing the government.

Sara Haines’s co -organization said during the discussion that it was common to know people and be friends with people who vote differently.

“I have moved from the conservative life of the Middle West to the Super-Liberal Life on the East Coast and I also know that, joy, when you mention that anyone might vote for it? When you enter their bubbles and see the coverage they look at both their families and their churches, they do not vote on this terrible human being to see here, they are recorded with their own beliefs. “If I share values, which I love people who voted for him, and I love them, that part is more important to me.”

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In “white lotus”, Laurie asks Kate directly if She voted for Trump, What she responds with with a votive smile and a long pause before saying, “Shall we really talk about Trump tonight?” And changing the topic quickly. Later that night, Kate sees Jaclyn and Laurie that they laugh and mock her decision to vote for Trump.

Kate claimed to be independent, but admitted that her husband Dave was a member of the Republican Party.

The entrance was created after the religion was raised during dinner, and Kate explained that she and her husband were going to the church every Sunday. Asked if it was ever clumsy when discussing politics, Kate seemed unconscious why it would be, but her friends seemed to be assuming that he was a democrat.

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Significantly, the show was filmed a year ago while Trump’s re -choice was in the air, but the creator of “white lotus” Mike White was praised for his prediction.

Fox News’ Kendall Tietz contributed to this report.