The View

This is an encore episode of 'The View' — new episodes return Monday, April 13!

'The View' co-hosts and guest co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck react after the House Oversight Committee released hours of video testimony from Bill and Hillary Clinton in which they were questioned about their ties to Jeffrey Epstein. 

Zach Braff joins the show to reflect on the long‑awaited revival of 'Scrubs,' what it was like reuniting with the original cast, and how comedy has evolved since the series first premiered in 2001.

Plus, Joan Lunden stops by to discuss her trailblazing journey breaking barriers on and off camera, the lessons she’s learned along the way, and why she’s choosing to open up now in her new memoir, 'Joan: Life Beyond the Script.'

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'The View' co-hosts and guest co-host Whitney Cummings share their takeaways after President Trump said the war in Iran is “nearing completion” during a primetime address Wednesday night, reacting to the administration’s messaging and what comes next.

Don Lemon joins the show to discuss why he believes the Trump administration is trying to “put a chill on journalism.” The independent journalist and host of 'The Don Lemon Show' details his January arrest and explains why he says he was targeted.

Plus, Arsenio Hall stops by to reflect on his groundbreaking career in entertainment. He looks back on his journey from Cleveland to late‑night television, the cultural impact of his talk show, and why he’s opening up now in his new memoir, 'Arsenio'.

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'The View' co-hosts and guest co-host Whitney Cummings weigh in as President Trump appears before the Supreme Court to support upholding his executive order that would end birthright citizenship.

Brandy joins the show to reflect on three decades in the spotlight, opening up about receiving her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and looking back on a life shaped by fame in her new memoir, 'Phases'.

Plus, '20/20' co‑anchor Deborah Roberts stops by to discuss the tragic case of Ajike Owens, the Florida mother of four who was fatally shot by her neighbor in 2023. Roberts shares what it was like sitting down with Owens’ family for Friday’s episode, 'The Neighbor From Hell'.

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'The View' co-hosts and guest co-host Whitney Cummings weigh in after President Trump unveiled plans for his future presidential library in Miami, including reported plans for two gold statues of himself.

They also discuss comments from second lady Usha Vance, who said her personal views do not fit neatly on the political spectrum, weighing whether her beliefs have ever clashed with her role in a new interview.

Plus, former Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel joins the show to explain why he believes America has “normalized” corruption. Emanuel weighs in on the war in Iran, the partial government shutdown, and shares what he says is the single most important thing parents can do for their children.

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After the ‘No Kings’ protests drew large crowds across the United States over the weekend, 'The View' co-hosts and guest co-host Whitney Cummings weigh in on the demonstrations and what they signal about the current political climate. The panel also reacts after President Trump issued an executive order to pay TSA workers as Congress prepares to leave for spring break without resolving the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.

Plus, Hasan Minhaj and Ismael Loutfi join the show to talk about their new off‑Broadway production, 'Heavenly Baba', sharing how the show offers audiences a glimpse into what it was like growing up Muslim in America.

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