On Friday’s episode of ABC’s The View, fill-in moderator Joy Behar admitted that she needed therapy to deal with her Trump Derangement Syndrome. And during the Tuesday episode of The View’s Behind the Table podcast, Behar proved just how severe her TDS actually was. According to her, ICE was just like the Nazi Gestapo rounding people up for extermination. She also claimed that America was “at war” with NATO and President Trump wanted to launch a war against Minnesota. The first step in trying to fix one’s self was to admit you had a problem. Behar admitted that she was getting her therapy idea from former first Lady Michelle Obama. “She talks about how she and Barack have been in therapy all these years because they're dealing with the empty nest. I'm dealing with the next few years of Trump. I need therapy,” she quipped.   Joy Behar admits she needs therapy for her TDS: "I'm dealing with the next few years of trump. I need therapy." pic.twitter.com/WAaVnwU1on — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) January 23, 2026   And boy, did she need it. Behar kicked off their podcast with delusions of grandeur, proclaiming that she wanted her legacy to be taking part in getting Trump out of office; seemingly suggesting she played a critical role in the 2020 election results: BEHAR: I want my legacy to be that I helped get Trump out of office. That's what I really care about. TETA: Well, you did once. [Laughter] BEHAR: I did. I wanna do it a second time. This time he's much more dangerous than he was before.   On The View's Behind the Table podcast earlier this week, Joy Behar proclaimed: "I want my legacy to be that I helped get Trump out of office. That's what I really care about." pic.twitter.com/GY7Dyl3abf — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) January 23, 2026   Behar would go on to claim that Trump was “10 times worse than Nixon was. At this point.” Throughout her podcast appearance, host Brian Teta (the executive producer for The View) egged her on to get more and more unhinged. “We've seen people dragged from their cars, places of work, and over the weekend, a citizen was taken from his home wearing just his underwear, a citizen. Where, where does your mind go when you see this? I think I know the answer,” he teed her up. Behar openly equated ICE with the Gestapo; backing up her claim by suggesting they matched the depictions of them in the movies, she’d seen. “I've watched too many World War II movies and watched jackboots pulling Jews out of their homes and beating them up on the streets to not make the similarity very clear to me,” she sneered.   Inciting violence against ICE, Behar blatantly equates ICE arrests and deportations to Nazis "Gestapo" rounding up Jews for extermination. She claims the "similarity" is "very clear." Adding: "I've watched too many World War II movies and watched jackboots pulling Jews out of… pic.twitter.com/cZuyxyUCN0 — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) January 23, 2026   She would go on to praise how the far-left residents of Minnesota were “trying their best to rebel against [ICE],” but lamenting, “they can't seem to do much.” The evidence that Behar was dealing with a serious mental problem continued to mount when she claimed “we're at war” with NATO, before pivoting to claiming Trump “wants to go to war with a NATO member, an ally.” The aged comedian flaunted her infamous ignorance of history as she claimed NATO was the military alliance the United States fought alongside during “World War II [and] the Vietnam War.” NewsBusters previously reported in February 2024, that Behar was under the false impression that NATO was the military alliance that fought Hitler and the Nazis. Apparently, no one in her orbit cared to give her the correct information in nearly two years. Behar’s delusion that Trump wanted to go to war with NATO carried over to assertions that he wanted to launch a war against Minnesota. “He wants to go to war with them and war with a United States state, Minnesota. What is wrong with him?!” she decried. It was unclear if Behar meant Trump wanted to drop bombs on Minnesota; as would likely happen in the fictional war with NATO she noted in the same breathe.   Behar claims "we're at war" with NATO. Claims NATO was the military alliance the U.S. fought with in "World War II, the Vietnam War." She also claims Trump wants to drop bombs on Minnesota: "He wants to go to war with them [NATO] and war with a United States state, Minnesota." pic.twitter.com/uDIz4Awcdb — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) January 23, 2026   The misconceptions from Behar didn’t stop at history lessons, but also civics class. She called on viewers to call their representatives and senators, and demand they invoke the 25th Amendment: “And I want people to start putting the pressure on the Congress … the only power that the American people have before Election Day, is to get on the phones and leave messages and say, ‘listen, either invoke the 25th Amendment because he's not making sense.’” You were the one not making sense, Joy. Congress had nothing to do with the 25th Amendment. Only a president or their cabinet could invoke it. Behar’s TDS seems to need in-patient treatment. The transcript is below. Click "expand" to read: ABC’s Behind the Table January 20, 2026 00:00 BRIAN TETA: It's always the question people ask. What do you want to be remembered as? What do you, what do you want your legacy to be? JOY BEHAR: I want my legacy to be that I helped get Trump out of office. That's what I really care about. TETA: Well, you did once. [Laughter] BEHAR: I did. I wanna do it a second time. This time he's much more dangerous than he was before. TETAL All right, well, let, let's talk about President Trump because, uh, first of all, welcome to Behind the Table, Joy. BEHAR: Thank you. [Title sequence] TETA: All right. On the show today, we talked about President Trump's desire to take complete and total control of Greenland. It's like we're talking about a fictional supervillain at this point. BEHAR: Yeah. TETA: You said that he can't get any worse and it's no longer enough to protest and vote. You have to call your senators and congressmen. This is something you feel very strongly about. Tell me, tell me what your thoughts are on. BEHAR: Well, it seems as though the bulwark at the moment needs to be removed, which is that the Republican Congress is still protecting him and their jobs. And they seem to not understand that he's destroying the United States of America. They don't seem to see that. Every day he does something else to, to destroy what has been built up over a few centuries now. And I want people to start putting the pressure on the Congress, not on him, because he's a foregone conclusion that he is not well, in my opinion. I don't think he's well at all. He not making sense. He's acting - I know what I said today he had a narcissistic injury. Did you hear me say that today? TETA: I don’t know if I did. BEHAR: It's a psychological term that you are – your ego is so wounded, that you will lash out because of that. ‘I'm so angry that I'm not getting the award that I'm gonna invade a country.’ What is that? Come on. TETA: Well, this is what people always say that he, this whole, his whole first run for office was based on being embarrassed by Obama at the Correspondences Dinner. BEHAR: That is also another narcissistic injury. It's like most people who don't have this problem would laugh it off, would laugh it off. He can't laugh any kind of an attack, any kind of a joke about him. He can't stand it. TETA: So the question – BEHAR: That's why the comedians make him so nuts. TETA: So, you're thinking is that, as an act of personal survival to keep their jobs, Congress might change their mind – BEHAR: Yes. Yes. TETA: - and that's what they have to feel. BEHAR: Exactly. And the only power that the American people have before Election Day, is to get on the phones and leave messages and say, ‘listen, either invoke the 25th Amendment because he's not making sense.’ TETA: That’s never going to happen. BEHAR: All right, all right. Then find a way to impeach and convict because he obviously has been committing crimes. He's making a lot of money in the presidency. TETA: I don’t think that’s gonna happen either. I don't think they're gonna impeach him a third time. I, I mean - BEHAR: This is just like Nixon was. They went to Nixon and they said, ‘listen, you're being impeached. They're all voting against you,’ and Nixon resigned. That's exactly what needs to happen. And this guy's 10 times worse than Nixon was. At this point. TETA: Well, the other big thing we're talking about - and man, the news is dark - we're continuing to see ICE raids in Minnesota with protests happening all over the state. We've seen people dragged from their cars, places of work, and over the weekend, a citizen was taken from his home wearing just his underwear, a citizen. Where, where does your mind go when you see this? I think I know the answer. BEHAR: Well, you know, Joe Rogan has now used the G-word, Gestapo - TETA: Gestapo. BEHAR: - and that's exactly, I mean, I've watched too many World War II movies and watched jackboots pulling Jews out of their homes and beating them up on the streets to not make the similarity very clear to me. (…) 09:26 BEHAR: Although, Minnesota, they're trying their best to rebel against it, but they can't seem to do much. I mean, we're at war! He said he wants to go to war with a NATO member, an ally for - these are allies where World War II, the Vietnam War, the Iraq War. He wants to go to war with them and war with a United States state, Minnesota. What is wrong with him?! (…) ABC’s The View January 22, 2026 11:16:09 a.m. Eastern JOY BEHAR: She [former First Lady Michelle Obama] talks about how she and Barack have been in therapy all these years because they're dealing with the empty nest. I'm dealing with the next few years of Trump. I need therapy. (…)

While video game player demographics are split almost down the middle — 53% male and 47% female — the gap is vastly wider when it comes to esports. Men dominate the category, taking up 95% of the available spots in game tournaments, while women only account for 5%. So what happens when a skilled male player gets paired with a less experienced group of girl gamers with a $12,000 grand prize on the line? Naturally, they kick him off the team in the name of misogyny.What happened?On January 18, 2026, streamer Kingsman265 went live on his channel as he met up with several other players in preparation for a Marvel Rivals tournament with a prize pool of $40,000, with $12,000 going to the winning team to be split among four players. As a rank 1 player himself, Kingsman265 had his eyes set on the prize money, which he planned to use to pay his college tuition, and he actually had a solid shot at winning it. However, during a practice match before the tournament, he quickly realized that his teammates were more interested in feminist politics than in winning.Proof that he knew what he was doing, his warnings were positioned as insults.The rest of the team was composed of three female players named Cece, Zazzastack, and Luciyasa. Kingsman265 quickly suggested a change to the team’s character lineup, recommending that they run a triple support setup to give their team the best shot at victory. The pushback was immediate, as the female players rejected his warnings, opting to play with characters they were familiar with instead of using a loadout that was more effective, especially in a tournament setting.Things went downhill from there. Tensions rose at several points throughout the video, with Cece telling him to shut up after he pleaded his case for a triple support setup, even after he explained that they would lose without it. Another teammate told him to “shut the f**k up” after they lost a practice match, a moment that vindicated Kingsman265, as it displayed the team’s vulnerabilities in real time. Then Cece ended with “this is f**king getting annoying” as Kingsman265 continued to urge the team to change their strategy, to no avail.The team went their separate ways to play ranked games apart for the night. Shortly after, Kingsman265 learned that he was kicked out of the tournament entirely by the organizer, BasimZB, for his allegedly “toxic” behavior. Basim later admitted that he made the wrong decision based on “misinformation” from Cece and her team.Kingsman265 was ultimately relegated to the sidelines for the Marvel Rivals tournament, leaving him behind to watch his team get knocked out in the first round, proving that his instincts around their character lineup were correct.The falloutAs the male gamer in this situation, Kingsman265 was made to look like the bad guy. He was unceremoniously kicked out of the tournament due to his “toxicity” in ganging up on three girl gamers as he tried to spur them to victory. Instead of recognition that his skills, knowledge, and ranking were proof that he knew what he was doing, his warnings were positioned as insults.RELATED: 25 years later, the gaming console that caused so much chaos is still No. 1 Photo By Eduardo Parra/Europa Press via Getty ImagesIt wasn’t until Kingsman265 posted his video of the practice match, along with a conversation between Cece and himself dubbed the Cece Files, that the truth came to light. Not only did Cece and her team want Kingsman265 to be banned from the tournament, but they conspired to remove him, claiming that “there are plenty of people in line who are just as good. Kingsman, like everybody else, is replaceable.”The aftermath was swift, with the internet quickly turning on the female team in favor of Kingsman265. Despite telling anyone who saw the video not to harass Cece and company, the message exchange between them shows that the internet has no tolerance for liars. She begged Kingsman265 to take down the video — or, at the very least, cut out the incriminating parts that made her and the team look guilty — but he refused, noting that it was a legitimate video. Cece lost several sponsorship deals and partnerships for her behavior.All’s well that ends wellThe whole debacle cost Kingsman265 his shot at a $3,000 grand prize to help pay off his college debt, but what came next was even sweeter. Once he was exonerated of any wrongdoing, Kingsman265 saw a huge boost to his channel, netting 139,000 followers on Twitch (and counting), 10,000 paying subscribers, and instant acceptance into the Twitch Partner Program, which will allow him to earn money for streaming online. As an added bonus, he received more than $3,000 in donations from supporters, surpassing the amount he would have earned from winning the Marvel Rivals tournament, and Marvel Rivals developer NetEase even sent him credits to buy skins for his character.The good guy won in the end, leaving the all-girls team with a major loss in the tournament, loss in internet clout, and loss in their streaming careers. All of it could have been avoided if they had not made Kingsman265 out to be the toxic misogynist that he wasn’t, but if that had happened, his own gaming career wouldn’t be rocketing through the stratosphere at this very moment.What happens online lives forever — the lies that are told and the truth that comes through in 4K — and the consequences are unavoidable. This is why it is always important to keep your receipts when tension erupts on the internet. You never know when you’ll have to defend yourself against cheats and liars who think they control the narrative.

When BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales decided to knock on the door of a home that she believes to be committing H-1B fraud, she wasn’t sure what she was going to find. And what she stumbled upon was strange, to say the least.“The Indian scammers, news alert, they didn’t like it so much,” Gonzales jokes.In a video of the confrontation, Gonzales is standing on the doorstep asking where the H-1B workers who are working for the company — whose address happens to be a residential home — are, while an Indian man, who appears to be the homeowner, steps outside and threatens to call the cops.This company is called Qubitz Tech Systems LLC, which has 13 H-1B visas approved.“Somebody is knocking on my door and then they are like threatening me,” the man said into his phone after dialing 911.“I’m not threatening you, sir,” Gonzales responded.And Gonzales is confident that this is just the tip of the iceberg with how much fraud there is going on in America.This also isn’t the only company that appears to be committing H-1B fraud. 3BEES Technologies is another Texas company Gonzales looked into, which had 27 H-1B visas approved between 2022 and 2025.When Gonzales went to the address listed for this particular company, she found an empty, under-construction office space with no signs of life.“We exposed how many people, as it turns out, are creating phony companies, shell companies, so that they can import thousands upon thousands of workers into our country and then come here and suck up all of our resources,” Gonzales says.“This problem doesn’t exist in a vacuum,” Gonzales says. “There are probably an insane amount of companies who are pulling this off. They’re going completely undetected by the government. Which, my question to the government is, where is USCIS on this matter?”“If little old me can just go on the government website and pull these addresses and match them up and see if it looks legit, why isn’t the government doing that?” she asks.“Look around you, look around your communities,” she says, adding, “tell me that this isn’t a much larger issue that’s happening intentionally by using loopholes and gaps in our visa system.”Want more from Sara Gonzales?To enjoy more of Sara's no-holds-barred takes on news and culture, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

The Australian Open has become about politics instead of tennis, thanks to one reporter's questions.As men and women have won matches at the tournament in Melbourne, Australia, a male reporter has consistently popped up to ask players about their feelings about current U.S. politics.'We are very diverse, we are a home of immigrants.'"I've been asking a lot of the American players just how it feels to play under the American flag right now. And I'm curious how you feel," the man asked No.4-ranked Amanda Anisimova on Wednesday, with noted vocal fry.Anisimova was praised for shutting the questions down, but it turns out the same reporter has asked the same divisive question to at least four other American tennis players.The Women's Tennis Association's No.6-ranked Jessica Pegula faced almost the same question on Wednesday, though more specifically about living in Florida.Pegula's answer likely won't please nationalists as much as Anisimova's did."Personally Florida's been, I think, OK. I think Florida, there's a big melting pot of different people from all over, in Florida," the 31-year-old went on. "So I feel like especially me being in South Florida, near Miami, I mean, there's people of all over the country that come to move to Florida, and there's a lot of international people that are there. I don't know if that's maybe why you kind of get a lot of different cultural differences in a good way honestly."RELATED: 'I don't think that's relevant': American tennis star shuts down reporters fishing for anti-Trump answers The reporter, who is alleged by several outlets such as Breitbart and Yahoo to likely be the Athletic's Owen Lewis, has not publicly confirmed he has asked the questions despite sharing that he has been in Australia covering the event.Next up was men's No.9-ranked Taylor Fritz from California, who on Thursday had just completed a second-round win. Fritz buried his head in his hands as he answered the question, albeit reluctantly."Not sure what we're, like, specifically talking about, but there is a lot going on in the U.S., and I don't know, I feel like whatever I say here is going to get put in a headline, and it's going to get taken out of context," he groaned. "So I'd really rather not do something that's going to cause a big distraction for me in the middle of the tournament."On Thursday, No.9-ranked female Madison Keys from Illinois faced the reporter. Her reaction was much more progressive than her compatriots, saying, "I'm not a fan of divisiveness, and I think the beauty of the U.S. is we are a mixing pot.""We are very diverse, we are a home of immigrants. And I hope that we can get back to those values," she added.RELATED: 'It's not fair': No. 1 women's tennis player states obvious truth about transgender athletes in women's sports No.3-ranked woman and Florida native Coco Gauff took it a step further by bringing race politics into the mix with her response.Gauff initially said she feels "a bit fatigued talking about it." She then claimed, "It is hard, also I think, being a black woman in this country and having to experience things, even online."She argued that "marginalized communities" are being affected, and the only thing she can do is "donate and speak out."Gauff then cited the fact that she posted a Martin Luther King Jr. video online recently and said, "We must keep moving forward," as an example of her activism.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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