‘The View': Sara Haines Says Men Should Face Equal Consequences if Abortion Is Criminalized (Video)

Senators Bernie Sanders and Lindsey Graham will take the stage to debate each other next month, and on Thursday, the hosts of “The View” had a bit of a chuckle imagining how it’s going to go.The debate will be the first in a series concocted by Sen. Tom Daschle, who hopes that it will bring back civility among lawmakers, as well as constructive discussion.

Pep Guardiola has hailed Manchester City as Premier League legends after sealing their fourth title in five years.

very helpful in holding — that’s the thing I’ve got to be careful — but in holding the appropriate people accountable. And just more important, showing the country what really went on behind the scenes.

Selena Gomez, Kerry Washington and Hilary Duff hit the red carpet at the 2022 ABC Disney Upfronts!

“The View” host Sara Haines has had just about enough of people telling mothers to “just breastfeed” instead. On Friday’s show, she called it “dismissive” and “insensitive” advice.To kick off the discussion, Joy Behar — moderating while Whoopi Goldberg was out — asked the table if they believe, as Republicans seem to, that Joe Biden is at fault for the formula shortage. The answer was a resounding no.

Will Smith said he could never nail down the moves until the end of the series. "That final moment, doing it together — that was like Will finally making the full acceptance of Carlton," the Oscar-winning actor said. "We are in sync and as one."For Sarah Silverman, sharing is caring … even if it involves a toothbrush.While on "The View" on Wednesday, May 11, the comedian revealed that she and boyfriend Rory Albanese have been sharing a toothbrush for nearly two years. "I have never shared a toothbrush with another person in my life and for some reason with Rory we've never not shared a toothbrush," she revealed.The women of "The View" were clearly disgusted by the hygiene choice. "Everyone's saying that's so gross.

Naomi Judd's cause of death has been confirmed. The country music legend died at age 76 from a self-inflicted firearm wound, her daughter Ashley Judd said in a emotional pre-taped interview with Diane Sawyer, which aired on Thursday's episode of Ashley opened up about Naomi's battle with mental illness. “She used a weapon…my mother used a firearm,” she said.

Sarah Silverman, sharing is caring … even if it involves a toothbrush.While on "The View" on Wednesday, May 11, the comedian revealed that she and boyfriend Rory Albanese have been sharing a toothbrush for nearly two years. "I have never shared a toothbrush with another person in my life and for some reason with Rory we've never not shared a toothbrush," she revealed.The women of "The View" were clearly disgusted by the hygiene choice. "Everyone's saying that's so gross. Let me asked you something… Why is that so gross," she wondered before making a somewhat graphic comment that was bleeped out. After the comment, Sara Haines laughed hysterically and joked, "Tonight we will have one toothbrush."Joy Behar added, "But you're going in there with the gums and everything.

not shared a toothbrush.”Silverman added that Hostin is not the first to ask about the ick factor of it, but then posed a counterargument.“Why is that so gross? We kiss each other where we pee!” Silverman argued.At that, the entire table just about lost it. Hostin took a moment to seriously consider Silverman’s words, while Joy pointed out that really, “not everyone does that either,” and Sara Haines simply cracked up.

leaked draft overturning Roe v. Wade, protestors gathered outside the houses of Supreme Court justices, to make their feelings known. Despite there being no violence of any sort, Cruz claimed that those protesting were Democrat “goons” who were trying to escalate things“On January 6 of 2021, you had 10s of thousands of people peacefully protesting, and yet, the corporate media and Democrats slander them with the made up term insurrectionist,” Cruz said.

Sunny Hostin has just about had it with the number of books that are coming out from former Trump White House staffers. So on Tuesday’s episode of “The View,” she unloaded.To kick off the day’s Hot Topics discussion, the women — joined once again by former Trump staffer Alyssa Farah Griffin — talked about Mark Esper, the former secretary of defense, who revealed this week that Trump asked if American protestors could be shot in the streets, and called some of his staff members “f—ing losers.” The claims were just two of many allegations in Esper’s new book “A Sacred Oath: Memoirs of a Secretary of Defense During Extraordinary Times.”Esper’s book is just the latest to come from a former Trump aide, and many feel that these people should’ve revealed the information contained in their memoirs far sooner. Chief among them is Hostin, and she minced no words on Tuesday.“I think that it is a cowardly action.

Arcade Fire have shared a new video for ‘Unconditional I (Lookout Kid)’, filled with the tube men that have appeared at their recent live shows – watch it below.The track, shared last month, is the second single from the band’s sixth album, ‘WE’, which came out last week (May 6).The video centres around a host of inflatable tube men, which have also danced around while the band played the song at a number of recent shows at Coachella, in New York and at London’s KOKO.Speaking to NME for last week’s Big Read cover feature, frontman Win Butler was reminded of a scene from the Coachella set, when one of the tube men didn’t inflate properly and needed a kick in order to begin dancing with his friends.“I think when we were making these songs, we weren’t sure what world we were making it for,” he responded.“There’s so many precarious things in the world and so much to have anxiety about, but I’ve been trying to really appreciate these moments when I’m in them. When the world is a beautiful place, I’m trying to allow myself to appreciate it in a way that I wouldn’t have before.”Butler added: “The concept of the video for ‘…Lookout Kid’ is that one of those tube men is depressed and their whole family is happy around them.”Watch Arcade Fire’s new video below.‘Unconditional I (Lookout Kid)’ was given its live debut last month during that surprise performance at the first weekend of Coachella 2022.

Barrett asked during oral arguments why safe-haven laws wouldn’t ease the burden of parenthood from those seeking abortion. Safe-haven laws make it legal for parents or guardians to voluntarily give up a newborn baby.“I don’t understand why you need abortion because you can leave a baby anywhere in the United States.

Manchester City have little time to dwell on their heartbreaking exit from the Champions League, as on Sunday they face Newcastle in a must-win Premier League game.

Jamie Laing has admitted he went through a phase of picturing his own mother's face during sex with fiancée Sophie Habboo.The 33 year old opened up on the awkward phase in a conversation with Sophie, 28, during their podcast NearlyWeds. Speaking about the mythical Greek king Oedipus, who slept with his mother without knowing she was his mother, the former Made In Chelsea star said: "I've never had anything close to that," to which Sophie responded: "Yeah you have." She continued: "You had a problem where you kept having sex with me and thinking I was Penny, and you told me, I was like, 'Oh God!'" Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.