Whoopi nearly throws up after Stephen A. Smith gives her the simplest solution to settle all her complaints about Trump. She said Trump can’t explain how he treats minorities, women, or the war. Smith suggested something she couldn’t stomach: “INVITE HIM and see if he comes.” The panel erupted. The hostility was so fierce that Smith backpedaled just to bring down the temperature. FACT CHECK: The View claims they’ve already invited Trump, but the only “invitations” on record are Joy Behar’s on-air dares. In October 2024, when Hasan Minhaj asked whether they’d actually have Trump on, they answered NO! Sunny Hostin said, “I don’t think you normalize him,” and Whoopi said it would be “not advantageous for our audience.”

Stephen A. reminds the ladies of The View that 77 MILLION people voted for Trump, and you can’t just wave that away. He told them you’re so busy being disgusted by him that you IGNORE why people voted for him in the first place: they’re sick and tired of a system that robs them of their tax dollars and never gets “something done for themselves.” Whoopi clearly wasn’t a fan of that statement.

Stephen A. Smith SWATS DOWN Sunny Hostin’s relentless hopes to impeach Donald Trump. He told her to her face: That AIN'T GONNA WORK! Stop dreaming. SMITH: "Hold on a minute... He’s been impeached TWICE.” “I’m so SICK and tired of us acting like that’s going to do something.” "Whether you like him or not, he’s the president of the United States of America. He’s not going away until 2028.” Hostin had no comeback. She knew he was right. And so did the audience.

A TSA supervisor cleared grandfather Kermit Warren to fly with $28,000 in his bag. Then the DEA ROBBED him of every dollar. His crime? Nothing. The government calls it “civil forfeiture.” Everyone else calls it theft. Kermit Warren flew to Ohio to buy a truck so he and his son could haul scrap metal for a living after losing their jobs during COVID. The truck was too big for what they needed, so they headed home with the cash. At the airport, he told TSA exactly what was in his bag. A supervisor said he could travel with it and waved him through security. Then the DEA showed up. Warren tried to show the agents the truck he’d flown in to buy. He offered to call the seller. They weren’t interested. “We think y’all are up here doing something illegal.” That’s it. That’s the evidence. A man’s life savings, gone on a hunch — and they wouldn’t even let him make a phone call to prove them wrong. WARREN: “When they seized my life savings, every penny that I’ve worked for, every honest dollar that I earned over the last 25–30 years, it made me feel like I was the dirt on the ground.” CONTEXT: Fortunately, the government didn’t get away with this one. After roughly a year without his savings, federal prosecutors agreed to return all $28,180 to Kermit Warren and dismissed the case.

Ben Affleck admits he stopped endorsing political candidates because he felt USED as a prop, and that the people running were putting on a MASK to hide who they really were. For years he was one of the biggest Democrat surrogates in Hollywood. Then he took a big step back. AFFLECK: "Unfortunately… I saw the disconnection between the masks they put on in front and who they really were." "I felt like a prop…” He also learned the hard way that being a Hollywood actor and putting your name behind a politician can blow up in your face and elect the other guy instead. In 2004, when Bush won, there was a famous billboard that mocked him and said "4 more years. Thank you Hollywood!" with his face and the faces of other celebrities front and center.

Matt Walsh torches Alaska for seizing a veteran’s $95,000 AIRPLANE over somebody else’s BEER. WALSH: “This was like stealing a man’s horse in the desert.” Here’s how it happened: In 2012, troopers searched Kenneth Jouppi’s plane before a flight into Beaver, a dry village. A passenger’s cargo had beer in it. Jouppi got a $1,500 fine, 3 days in jail, and an order to forfeit his plane. The beer never even reached the village. JOUPPI: “They took my airplane. [...] an airplane worth almost, at that time, almost $100,000.” Here’s what Alaska’s highest court actually wrote: “It is clear that the illegal importation of even a six-pack of beer causes grave societal harm.” WALSH: “Yes, a six-pack. A six-pack arriving in a town is going to cause grave societal harm. Social order will break down because of a six-pack of, you know, Heineken or something.” Jouppi, now 83, has spent over a decade fighting this. The Supreme Court hears arguments in December. Over beer that wasn’t even his.

Joe Rogan is visibly appalled after learning Meta projected $16,000,000,000 in ONE YEAR from scam ads and banned goods. That’s $1,825,000 an hour, every hour. ROGAN: “Holy sh*t!” And here’s the worst part: when Meta catches a likely scammer, they don’t get banned. They pay a scam tax and keep going. ROGAN: “F**king Christ! What do you have to do to get off that platform?” Click one fake crypto ad out of curiosity, and your feed fills with people trying to steal your savings. ROGAN: “If you’re charging more money, that means you know SOMETHING’S WRONG with this ad, so you want a cut.” Nearly 6 in 10 Americans over 65 are on Facebook, more than any other social app. Meta knows exactly who its clientele is. That’s who these ads are built for.

Liberals on Jubilee demand a fact-check on a conservative’s claim about murder in blue cities. Big mistake: the host confirms he’s RIGHT. Watch Hayden stay composed while the blue team piles on, accusing him of dodging the facts on crime. He says murder rates are higher per capita in blue cities than red cities. They talk down to him like he’s an idiot: more people means more crime. Yes. That’s why he said PER CAPITA. One calls him dishonest. Another mocks him for being “real careful with his words.” Apparently, choosing your words carefully is suspicious now. Their own fact-check settles it: HOST: “Democrat-run cities do have a higher average murder rate than Republican cities.” Turns out “real careful with his words” is what being right looks like. They should try it.

Caleb Hammer gets pissed off when a woman in debt spending $1000/month eating out swears she can’t find one hour to meal prep. Then he read her screen time out loud: 6 HOURS and 30 minutes in one day. Caught red-handed, she pivoted to “What about me time?” HAMMER: “I thought you didn’t have any!” She keeps doubling down. First it’s “me time.” Then it’s for college. Then she denies ever saying she didn’t have an hour. CAROLINE: “You’re the one that said put aside an hour.” HAMMER: “What the f**k?! I’m being gaslit. I am being so gaslit right now. This is INSANE.” He keeps reading. TikTok. YouTube. Snapchat. Netflix. She has an excuse for all of it. “WAS THAT FOR COLLEGE?” She finds time for every app on her phone, then picks a fight with the guy who found her the hour. Too busy to cook. Too busy to budget. Never too busy to scroll.

Stephen A. Smith reveals how his 4-hour meeting with President Trump and Bill Maher concluded: Weeks ago, Trump publicly questioned Smith’s IQ. But with the cameras off, Smith says Trump “could not have been nicer.” But what stunned him most was how the meeting ended after hours of fighting between Trump and Maher. “The biggest thing that he [Trump] deserves credit for and Bill Maher deserves credit for is that they were going at it for hours on things they disagreed about.” “Bill Maher made it a point. ‘Damn right I’m a liberal. I’m proud of it, and I don’t like a lot of your policies,’ and was going down the list with a few of them.” “He said, ‘But it doesn’t mean I have to hate you because of it, nor do you have to hate me.’ And with that, we agreed.” In February, Trump called his 2025 meeting with Bill Maher a “total waste of time.” Earlier today, after this most recent meeting, Trump said Maher “likes me a lot more than people understand, and I actually like him.”

Adam Carolla DETONATES after San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie admits the city “lost its way” on progressive values. “F**K YOU AND YOUR F**KING SH*TTY VALUES.” He said what millions are thinking. The f-bombs are completely appropriate here. CAROLLA: “Your ideas SUCK. Your progressive ideas SUCK. They ruin cities.” “A whole bunch of people OD’d because of your sh*tty f**king values.” His boat analogy nails it: One progressive captain lets the water in. The next one pumps HALF of it out. And you’re supposed to thank them because the boat is sinking slower. CAROLLA: “Your plans always turn to sh*t. San Diego's turned to sh*t. Austin's turned to sh*t. LA's turned to sh*t. Wherever you guys become captains, your boat's turned to sh*t.” “Why don't we just get the guy who never lets the water in?” “You're running a f**king city. You have a budget. That's it. Crime, statistics, school, education, traffic. I don't give a f**k about your values.” “MY VALUES ARE GET THE F**K UP AND GO TO WORK AND SHUT UP.” Every progressive says “we lost our way” after the boat goes under. No. You steered it exactly where you wanted it to go.

Caleb Hammer completely unloads on a Louisiana couple after learning their $100,000 household is collecting $500 a month in FOOD STAMPS. That’s $6,000/year in TAX-FREE income. HAMMER: “That PISSES me off.” That $6,000 cushion is exactly what lets them blow $3,600 a year eating out. Taxpayers cover the groceries so they can hit the restaurants. Hammer was so disgusted he stopped talking to them and started ranting under his breath, while the couple sat frozen in stunned silence. Maybe everyone gaming the system should have to sit across from a taxpayer and explain themselves. Something tells me the look on Hammer’s face will haunt them the next time they eat out.

DAVE RAMSEY: “If your brother-in-law spends every dime he makes and he wants money from you, don’t give him money… That’s what the GOVERNMENT is. It’s your stupid brother-in-law with lots of zeros. Don’t give it more money, and don’t ask anybody else to give it more money. THAT’S DUMB!” Dumbest idea anyone can come up with is giving the stupid brother-in-law a raise and expecting him to spend it responsibly. The government never spends on just what it needs. It spends what you let it take, plus whatever it can get away with.

The government assessed a disabled mechanic’s $115,000 home at over $1,000,000 and jacked his property taxes from $1,800/year to more than $30,000. Darrell Lloyd paid CASH for the 960 sq. ft home. ZERO debt. But he can’t even afford to keep it because of taxes. No basement. No second floor. He says it’s worth about $180,000. LLOYD: “I’m at a loss. So right now, I don’t know what to do. I can’t even sell the house because they see the taxes. Everybody gonna run.” So he went to the assessor’s office for help. Their response? “Everybody’s taxes increased.” Lloyd finally called FOX 32 Chicago. Only after the station got involved did officials admit the bill was a MISTAKE. You work, you pay taxes. You buy a modest home with cash, you pay taxes. You get hurt and go on disability, you still pay taxes. Then they assess your bungalow like a million-dollar estate and mail you a $30,000 bill. Imagine how many Darrell Lloyds never called the local news...

Sen. Joni Ernst reveals bureaucrats approved pandemic loans for applicants who used DOLL PHOTOS as their ID. The scammers put in zero effort. The government matched it and gave them the money. It gets dumber. Applicants claiming to be OVER 115 YEARS OLD were approved for 3,095 pandemic loans worth $333,000,000. Claim you’re 157? Here’s $36,000. A Pandemic Response Accountability Committee report found $79,000,000,000 in potential COVID fraud. Four basic questions could've stopped it: 1. Is the Social Security number valid? 2. Does the name match? 3. Does the birthday match? 4. Is the person alive? Too much to ask, apparently. ERNST: “Seriously, folks, that could have saved 79 BILLION DOLLARS right there.” And that was just COVID. In fiscal year 2024 alone, federal agencies shoveled out $162,000,000,000 in improper payments. The government pisses away billions every year and never stops asking YOU for more.

The IRS sent armed agents into a family bakery and drained $68,382 from its bank account. Their “crime”? Depositing their OWN CASH in amounts under $10,000. Then the government demanded ANOTHER $160,000 and a guilty plea to a FELONY. The IRS called it “structuring”: deliberately keeping deposits small to dodge bank reporting rules. DAVID VOCATURA: “I said to them, ‘Maybe I should get a lawyer.’ And they said, ‘You don’t need one, step in the back.’” “Until the day they came in, I had no idea what structuring was.” “I’m a law-abiding citizen. I can’t remember the last time I got a speeding ticket.” Nearly three years after seizing the money, a prosecutor came back with a deal that carried up to FOUR YEARS IN PRISON: DAVID VOCATURA: “They wanted us to pay another additional $160,000 in fines and plead to a felony charge of structuring.” They refused. You bake bread for three generations. You pay your taxes. You put your own money in the bank. And the IRS treats you like a criminal, demanding nearly a quarter million dollars. CONTEXT: Fortunately, the IRS didn’t get away with this one. Hours after the Institute for Justice sued, the IRS agreed to return all $68,382.22. Two weeks later, it withdrew a grand jury subpoena demanding eight years of the bakery’s business records. Crazy that they tried to ruin a business over depositing money into their own bank account.