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Rosie O’Donnellwon’t be tuning intoThe Viewagain anytime soon.
In aTikTok videoposted Thursday, the comedian, 60, shared her thoughts onElisabeth Hasselbeckreturning to guest co-host the morning talk show earlier this week.
“Okay, so I prepared myself. I got ready to watch Elisabeth Hasselbeck onThe View,” O’Donnell, 60, said in the video. “She’s not on today, she was on yesterday. So I missed it.”
O’Donnell also referenced Hasselbeck’suse of propsto convey her conservative viewpoint during her appearance Wednesday.
“Her little Post-It notes, I don’t know. Listen — it’s strange,” she said. “Hope you’re having a good day and if you saw that yesterday, hope you recovered.”
O’Donnell had an eight-month run onThe Viewduring the show’s 2006-2007 season, replacingMeredith Vieiraas the series moderator. She often clashed with Hasselbeck, who served as the show’s conservative voice from 2003 to 2013.
O’Donnell left the series in 2007 shortly after the pair’s heated debate over the war in Iraq.
Since then, O’Donnell has been highly critical ofThe View.
“I don’t watch it anymore because it upsets me, and becauseI think it’s been dumbed-down a lot,” she toldthe Daily Beastin 2020. “Everyone seems to think they have their two-minute sound bite and they want to get everything in but in the old days,The Viewhad much more of a real conversation happening live.”
“It doesn’t feel like that’s happening anymore,” she added.
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Hasselbeck also put Post-Its on her body featuring messages directed atPresident Joe Biden, including “Americans can’t afford your America” and “Gas priceshurt us.”
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The Viewairs weekdays on ABC (check local listings).
source: people.com
