On The View, hosts clashed over revelations from the book "Original Sin" by Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson, which highlights former President Biden's decline. Alyssa Farah Griffin and Sara Haines expressed concern over Biden's inability to recognize George Clooney, while co-hosts Joy Behar, Ana Navarro, and Sunny Hostin argued it's time to move past Biden in discussions about the upcoming 2024 election. The conversation intensified as Griffin challenged Behar's focus on Biden and emphasized the need to confront current issues beyond past presidencies, reinforcing divisions within the panel about the urgency of the present political landscape.
Griffin dismissed the question from Behar, saying it misses the point. Do we just keep lowering the bar because Trump is bad, nothing else is bad because Trump is bad?
Behar accused officials around Biden of hiding his decline, saying, 'The ship has sailed. It's out in the ocean somewhere with Biden, it's over.'
Navarro argued we should focus on fighting authoritarianism, stating, 'I think we have too much to do right now to fight the authoritarianism that we are facing on a daily basis.'
Haines and Griffin found themselves clashing with their co-hosts, emphasizing the importance of addressing Biden's issues and not just dismissing them because of Trump.
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