Things got tense between Joy Behar and Alyssa Farah Griffin on the Wednesday, January 8, episode of The View. As the show’s hosts debated about Mark Zuckerberg’s latest declaration that Meta will be ending fact-checking, Behar made a comment that prompted Griffin to roll her eyes in frustration.

Sunny Hostin supported her co-host’s hot take by calling out, “Say it, Joy!” but Griffin’s words proved to be Behar’s breaking point.

The View" co-stars Alyssa Farah Griffin and Joy Behar sparred over Meta’s recent decision to end its fact-checking program to combat online censorship.

Behar shaded Griffin for speaking over her cohosts during an intense clash over free speech, moments after Goldberg told Griffin to "be nice" to Sunny Hostin.

The View” hosts Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin, Anna Navarro and Alyssa Farah Griffin appeared on the Jan. 21 episode of the ABC daytime talk show to discuss Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration (Whoopi Goldberg is out this week due to a previously planned work commitment).

Goldberg is missing from The View for the second day in a row. She is absent because of a “work commitment,” as Behar told viewers yesterday.

"The View" co-host Joy Behar disagreed with Carrie Underwood's decision to perform at Donald Trump's inauguration and questioned how she could possibly love America.

Face cream visionary and cherry sweater-wearing fashion icon Alyssa Farah Griffin reached a breaking point on The View, after cohost Joy Behar shaded her on air during a particularly tense verbal ...

Things got tense between Joy Behar and Alyssa Farah Griffin on the Wednesday, January 8, episode of The View.As the show’s hosts debated about Mark Zuckerberg’s latest declaration that Meta ...

Alyssa Farah Griffin and Joy Behar got into a tense exchange over free speech and hate speech. "I guess no one gets to finish a sentence here anymore. Okay," Behar remarked as Griffin rolled her eyes.

Hostin went on to point out that Obama "said that she did not enjoy Trump’s 2017 inauguration because there was no diversity, there was no color on that stage that there was a reflection of the broader sense of what America looks like, and many people took pictures of her and there, and she just wasn’t in a good mood.”

After the 47th U.S. president was sworn in for another term in office, he delivered a polarizing speech about his plans for the nation, including controversial comments on immigration policy, racial equity efforts, gender identity and several other high-stakes topics.