Joy Behars Latest Stunt: Making A Mockery Of Decorum With An OBSCENE Trump Dig!

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Joy Behar, a co-host on ABC's "The View," recently made a crude joke about former President Donald Trump, which has sparked controversy.

The incident occurred during a discussion about President Joe Biden's recent decision to withdraw from his re-election bid.

According to Gateway Pundit, the co-hosts were discussing the contrasting leadership styles of Biden and Trump. Co-host Sara Haines praised Biden's decision to step down, saying, "He's literally relinquishing power. Its his dream, the only thing he ever wanted to do, while we have a former President who couldnt even accept election results when people said, We dont want you.'" Haines further compared Biden's willingness to listen to his party with Trump's assertion that he was the party.

In the midst of this discussion, Behar made a distasteful joke about Trump, saying, "Trump wouldnt give an inch. Just ask Stormy Daniels." This comment was met with strong reactions from her colleagues, with co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin exclaiming, "Oh my Lord, Joy!" Sunny Hostin, another co-host, humorously suggested that Behar should help her write her next book.

This incident has raised questions about the appropriateness of such remarks on live television, particularly from a woman of Behar's age and stature. Critics argue that such comments are not only disrespectful but also degrading to the person making them. They contend that it is not the target of the joke, in this case, Trump, who is demeaned, but rather the person making the crude remark.

Moreover, critics argue that such behavior is not fitting for a grandmotherly figure like Behar. They believe that women of her age should display more decorum and refrain from making obscene remarks on live television. Critics also argue that such comments do not harm the intended target but instead reflect poorly on the person making them.

Despite the controversy, it is worth noting that the impact of Behar's comment may be limited due to the declining viewership of daytime network TV. Critics suggest that the primary audience for such shows consists of individuals with limited options for daytime entertainment.