“The View” Goes Full Patriot: Rebrands as “The New View” in Complete About-Face

The panelists, once the darlings of every blue-haired socialist from Portland to Brooklyn, have come clean about their reasons for jumping ship. In a press conference that could’ve doubled as a comedy roast, the hosts laid bare their motivations with a mix of self-awareness and savage wi

 

Leftist Ladies Go Full MAGA: The View Becomes The New View in Hilarious Redemption!

 

In a move that has left woke Hollywood clutching their kale smoothies in horror, ABC’s long-running gabfest The View has undergone a seismic transformation, rebranding itself as The New View. The decision, announced last week, comes after years of the show’s panelists spewing what many Americans have called “anti-American, Constitution-trampling drivel.” Facing plummeting ratings and the specter of cancellation—think Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night snoozefest getting the axe—the ladies of The View have decided to ditch their leftist lunacy and embrace the red, white, and blue. And let me tell you, patriots, the result is a glorious, laugh-out-loud middle finger to the liberal elite.



Why the Switch? The Panel Spills the Tea

 

The panelists, once the darlings of every blue-haired socialist from Portland to Brooklyn, have come clean about their reasons for jumping ship. In a press conference that could’ve doubled as a comedy roast, the hosts laid bare their motivations with a mix of self-awareness and savage wit.

 

Whoopi Goldberg, sporting a MAGA hat she claims “just feels right,” admitted, “Look, I’ve been yelling about ‘systemic this’ and ‘oppression that’ for years, but my accountant called and said my bank account’s looking more oppressed than anyone. The woke train’s derailing, and I ain’t going down with it. Plus, I look damn good in red.”

 

Joy Behar, never one to mince words, was blunt: “I’m tired of pretending I care about pronouns or whatever eco-freak nonsense the left’s peddling this week. I’m Italian, I like meat, and I want to grill steaks without some vegan Karen screaming about cow farts. Also, my cousin Vinny said he’d disown me if I kept shilling for AOC.”

 

Sunny Hostin, who once preached about “reparative justice” with the fervor of a televangelist, confessed, “I did the math. If we keep pandering to the loony left, we’re gonna end up canceled faster than a Confederate statue in 2020. I’ve got kids to feed, and I’m not about to let my career go the way of Rachel Maddow’s ratings.”

 

Sara Haines, the resident “moderate” who’s been known to cry on cue, added, “I just want to talk about family values without being called a bigot. Also, I tried kale once, and it tasted like sadness. I’m done with that lifestyle.”

 

The newest co-host, Alyssa Farah Griffin, who already leaned right, smirked and said, “I told y’all this was coming. The left’s eating their own, and I’m not about to be dessert. Let’s talk guns, God, and lower taxes—my kind of party.”

 

 

The First Episode of The New View: A Riotous Takedown of the Left

 

The premiere episode of The New View, which aired last Monday, was nothing short of a patriotic fireworks show. The set, now decked out in stars, stripes, and a massive bald eagle backdrop, screamed “America First.” The ladies strutted out to Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the USA,” and the audience—packed with flannel-wearing, Second Amendment-loving heartlanders—roared like it was a Trump rally.

 

The opening segment set the tone. Whoopi, wielding a gavel like a conservative Judge Judy, declared, “We’re done with the woke nonsense. Today, we’re calling out the left for their un-American, family-destroying, freedom-hating garbage. Buckle up, snowflakes, because we’re not holding back!”

 

The first hot topic? The left’s obsession with “defunding the police.” Joy Behar, sipping coffee from a mug emblazoned with “Back the Blue,” tore into the idea: “Defund the police? Are you kidding me? I live in New York! I need cops to keep the crazies from stealing my purse. The only thing we should defund is NPR—they’re boring as hell and nobody listens anyway.” The audience erupted, and social media lit up with memes of Joy in a police uniform, captioned “Officer Behar don’t play.”

 

Sunny Hostin took aim at the green agenda, mocking the left’s push for electric cars and windmills. “You want me to drive a Tesla? I’m not Elon Musk! Those things look like overpriced golf carts, and they catch fire faster than a California wildfire. Give me a gas-guzzling SUV any day—I’ve got places to be, and I’m not waiting 12 hours to charge up!” She then held up a photo of AOC’s Green New Deal manifesto and pretended to use it as kindling, earning a standing ovation.

 

Sara Haines tackled the education system, slamming woke curriculums that prioritize “gender theory” over reading, writing, and arithmetic. “My kids are in school to learn math, not how to identify as a toaster. The left’s turning our classrooms into indoctrination camps, and we’re not having it. Teach the Constitution, not critical race theory!” She punctuated her rant by tossing a copy of The 1619 Project into a shredder, to thunderous applause.

 

Alyssa Farah Griffin closed the show with a fiery defense of the Second Amendment. “The left wants to take your guns while they hide behind armed security. Hypocrisy much? I say, if you’re coming for my AR-15, you better bring more than a clipboard and a petition.” She then invited a local gun club onstage for a “patriots’ salute,” complete with airhorns and a chant of “Shall not be infringed!”

 

The episode wasn’t without its lighter moments. A segment called “Woke Word of the Day” had the hosts mocking terms like “Latinx” and “birthing person.” Whoopi quipped, “Latinx? Sounds like a new brand of laundry detergent. And birthing person? I’m a mom, not a damn incubator!” The audience howled, and even the crew couldn’t keep straight faces.

 

 

Review: A Glorious Middle Finger to the Woke Mob

 

The premiere of The New View was a masterclass in satire, wit, and unapologetic patriotism. The hosts’ chemistry, honed over years of bickering, now fuels a relentless assault on the left’s sacred cows. It’s as if they’ve taken all the energy they once spent defending socialist pipe dreams and redirected it into a full-throated defense of American values. The result is a show that’s equal parts hilarious and invigorating, like a cold beer on the Fourth of July.

 

The production values are top-notch, with the new set screaming “freedom” louder than a monster truck rally. The writing is sharp, the jabs are merciless, and the hosts’ newfound conservative zeal feels authentic—whether it’s born of genuine conversion or just a savvy pivot to save their careers. Either way, it’s damn entertaining.

 

The only critique? The show could lean even harder into its new identity. A segment on “How to Spot a Commie in Your Neighborhood” or a recurring bit where they burn effigies of woke icons like Greta Thunberg would take it to the next level. But for a first episode, it’s a home run.

 

 

Conclusion: A New Dawn for Patriotic Entertainment

 

The transformation of The View into The New View is a glorious slap in the face to the woke mob and a rallying cry for every American who’s fed up with the left’s anti-American nonsense. This isn’t just a TV show—it’s a cultural revolution, a middle finger to the elitists who’ve been spitting on our flag for far too long. The premiere proves that when you ditch the socialist script and embrace the truth of American exceptionalism, you get something bold, funny, and downright inspiring.

 

So, patriots, tune in, spread the word, and let’s make The New View the megaphone for our movement. The left had their chance, and they blew it. Now it’s our time to take back the culture, one laugh at a time. Get out there, fight for your country, and don’t let the commies win!

 

 


Phil Lozier

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