‘The View’, the coanfrerion Joy Behar says that ‘could’ be a friend of a Trump defender

“The view” Coanfrerion Joy Behar said On Thursday I could be a friend of a Trump supporter, despite his vocal disgust with the president, while arguing a scene of a successful program that went viral to address the divisive political climate.

“I could be a friend of a Trump supporter, I will not give them a kidney, but I could be a friend of them,” said Behar. “What happens is that it is not just about politics, it is about morality, ethics, it is cruelty, it is discrimination, and it is many things, so those are personal human values.”

“We are really not talking about a fiscal conservative, who pays more taxes. We are talking about you, as a human being, so it is difficult to be a friend of someone who signs something like that. On the other hand, they are open to the discussion. I like to talk to them and discover what exactly knows about this guy,” Behar added.

The “The View” coanfites discussed a scene in “The White Lotus” by HBO, that went viral After a character, Kate, played by Leslie Bibb, hinted that he voted for President Donald Trump. The other characters, Laurie, played by Carrie Coon, and Jaclyn, played by Michelle Monaghan, pushed her to admit how she voted, which she transmitted with a facial expression.

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Coanfrerion Alyssa Farah Griffin, who worked for Trump during his first mandate, but ended up voting for the previous Vice President Kamala Harris In the last elections, he described the political composition of his own group of friends.

“My friends are very divided. My best friend is a Democrat, but in our immediate group, we have people who voted for Trump. If you know people in their nucleus, you know their values ​​and you know why they decided, you can respect them and coexist with them, supporting someone you did not have,” he said.

Sunny Hostin said that he agreed with Behar and said it would be difficult to be a friend of someone who is “hurting” the members of his family, community and the elderly, while dismantling the government.

Coanfrerion Sara Haines said during the discussion that it was common to meet people and be a friend of people who vote differently.

“I went from the conservative life of the west medium to the super liberal life of the east coast and I also know that, when you mention how someone could vote for that? When you enter their bubbles and see the coverage they are observing and their families and their churches, they do not vote on this horrible human being that seeing here, they are voting on the path that is captured with their own beliefs,” said Haines. “If I share the values, which I love the people who voted for him, and I love them, that part is more important to me.”

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In “The White Lotus,” Laurie asks Kate completely if She voted for Trump, To what she responds with a strong smile and a long pause before saying: “Are we really going to talk about Trump tonight? ” And quickly changing the subject. Later that night, Kate sees Jaclyn and Laurie laughing and making fun of his decision to vote for Trump.

Kate said she was independent but admitted at dinner that her husband, Dave, was a member of the Republican party.

The admission occurred after religion was raised during dinner and Kate explained that she and her husband go to church every Sunday. When asked if it was ever uncomfortable when he argued politics, Kate seemed alien to why it would be, but her friends were operating under the assumption that she was a Democrat.

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In particular, the program was filmed a year ago while Trump’s re -election was in the air, but the creator of “The White Lotus” Mike White has been praised for his forecast.

Kendall Tietz de Fox News contributed to this report.