The conservative podcaster went uncensored while talking about the vice president's chaotic appearance on the ABC show.

Tuesday's episode marks the Vice-President's first-ever visit to the daytime talk show.

The View” co-host Whoopi Goldberg argued in favor of the Knicks visiting the White House as the first NBA team to meet with President Trump – saying: “I want all those black men to stand in our

Joy Behar defended treating Vice President JD Vance like a "human being" on "The View," citing late Barbara Walters' example of courtesy.

Meghan McCain said the hosts continue to "get basic facts wrong, flub easy questions and can’t get through a segment without yelling at each other."

Vice President JD Vance easily batted down accusations the Trump administration is hostile to Americans of color in his Tuesday appearance on “The View.” Vance’s first time venturing into hostile territory was a cordial if restrained affair as he squared off with the show’s lefty hosts on a range of issues,

"The View" co-hosts debated the New York Knicks owner accepting a White House invitation from President Donald Trump after their NBA championship series victory.

“He’ll come back. He wants to run for president. Believe me, he’ll be back,” host Joy Behar said after the contentious appearance

Vice President JD Vance tried to spin Whoopi Goldberg's wording on "The View" on Tuesday, but she was not having it. The ABC moderator immediately cut the man off to correct him, and warned him to not "start any stuff with me.