The View’s Joy Behar knocks Donald Trump’s military parade

Joy Behar and the ladies of The view Criticized the imminent military parade of Donald Trump in Washington, DC, also noted with the coincidence of the hoop coinciding with the anniversary of the president.

Frankly, Behar would only be interested in the parade if Stormy Daniels had jumped from a cake, she joked. She also made a note points to politicians who are not present, questioning the message that these absences finally send.

“You will be interested in knowing that only seven republicans of the 50 outdone congresses interviewed by Politico said they were planning to attend,” noted Behar. “Seven out of 50, John Thune, majority [leader] And the majority whip John Barrasso, this guy who is always suspended behind him. He will not go. “”

The list of people continued: “Steve Scalise is not going. Mike Johnson, the president, he is not going,” said Behar. “Lindsey Graham, who happens to be a veteran, he does not intend to attend. Tommy Tuberville, a big right winger, apologized because he has the governor’s campaign and he does not have time. And Markwayne Mullin said that the date coincides with his birthday, so there is no more.”

Behar, however, noted some of the people who will be present: Republican representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene, Byron Donalds and Elise Stefanik.

“We must note that at the origin, when Joe Biden was in office, he reserved this day because he coincides with the day of the flag and the anniversary of the American army to have a kind of presentation on the National Mall to celebrate the army,” added the co-animator Alyssa Farah Griffin. “But there are a lot of ways to do it. At that time, they only planned to have 300 soldiers and civilians. Now you talk about thousands of troops at DC”

Ana Navarro also reminded his host colleagues that Trump had lobby for a military birthday parade for some time “, but at the time, he had in fact adults around him,” she joked, quoting John F. Kelly, the former defense of the American Marines and Trump, and James N. Mattis.

“Now he has the sycophants who say yes to all the hare ideas,” said Navarro, adding that she intended to participate in the “No Kings” national demonstration on Saturday, a day of peaceful challenge against the Trump administration policies.

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This also comes in the midst of Trump’s repression against immigration and its deployment of the National Guard in Los Angeles while demonstrations against immigration and customs raids (ICE) continue.

“I will protest and I will also remember all these veterans who face the deportation orders,” said Navarro, sharing that she intends to be in the demonstration of Miami “no kings”. “I’m going to protest not because I hate my country, but because I like my country.”

After Griffin took note of the “military recruitment crisis”, Behar made fun of the parade falling on the 79th anniversary of Trump. “I will be interested if Stormy Daniels jumps from a cake.”

Millions of demonstrators are expected during “No Kings” demonstrations throughout the state, including in Washington for the military parade. The president threatened to use a “heavy force” against “all” demonstrators on Saturday.

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