‘The View': Sunny Hostin Defends Colin Kaepernick’s Comparison of NFL Draft Process to Slave Trade

Whitney Houston song demo recorded when she was 17 years old is being offered as part of an upcoming NFT collection.Provided by OneOf – an eco-conscious NFT platform built specifically for the music vertical – the song will be auctioned off next month as a single “OneOf One Iconic” item.

The hosts of “The View” couldn’t quite believe the audacity of Congressman Paul Gosar after he compared himself to Alexander Hamilton while being censured. On Thursday’s show, Ana Navarro offered up what she thought was a much more suitable comparison: Archie Bunker.

Bad Blood brewing between Taylor Swift and Whitney Houston fanatics — and it’s not right, but it’s OK. Curses and epithets are being tossed around on Twitter between the ferocious fan camps of the 31-year old “Cardigan” crooner and the late “I Will Always Love You” chanteuse. And the digitally dueling sides both insist that their preferred musical powerhouse is more talented than the other.“Whitney Houston is better than Taylor Swift by a long shot.

Sunny Hostin isn't done speaking her piece. After confronting her former colleague Jedediah Bila for peddling vaccine «misinformation» on their show during Tuesday's episode of Hostin took to her Instagram page to share her final thoughts. Hostin posted several slides to her social media that countered the points Bila attempted to make during her appearance on the daytime talk show.

Outrage guarantees clicks and this list of top 10 all-time songstresses is certainly generating outrage.

It’s no secret that the four main co-hosts of The View are strongly in favor of the COVID-19 vaccine, but hosts Joy Behar, 79, and Sunny Hostin, 53, got into with former co-host Jedediah Bila, 42, explained her reasoning for not getting vaccinated during an appearance on Tuesday November 16. Jedediah had joined the ladies via video call to discuss her new book Dear Hartley: Thoughts On Character, Kindness, And Building A Brighter World, when Joy mentioned the elephant in the room.

Fox TV too long.” Host Sunny Hostin also got visibly upset, seemingly trying to cut the interview off then and there.Speaking over Bila, Hostin reminded her of the COVID death toll, arguing “We’ve had the United States surgeon general debunk everything that you’ve just said, and I just don’t think we should allow this kind of misinformation on our air.

Racism is a subject that’s sparked numerous conversations on “The View”, and co-host Sunny Hostin has even more views to share on the subject on social media.

Sunny Hostin, 53, shared her thoughts on the “very complicated” Meghan McCain, 37, and her exit from The View in an interview with The Cut, published on Nov. 11.

departed the talk show in July.McCain, 37, led the panel daily for four seasons with co-hosts Sunny Hostin, Joy Behar, Sara Haines and Whoopi Goldberg before leaving amid claims of a “toxicity” in the workplace.Hostin, 53, has now addressed the Republican journalist’s controversial exit — and stressed why the talk show needs another conservative viewpoint to fill McCain’s seat. “Right now, we still do need a really conservative voice,” Hostin told the Cut in a new profile published Thursday.

“The View” panel is still missing something.

Outrage surrounding Colin Kaepernick‘s new Netflix series lead The View’s co-hosts to discuss the NFL player on Wednesday November 3. The usual ladies were joined by NFL sideline reporter Michelle Tafoya, 56, to weigh in, and Sunny Hostin, 53, who had interviewed the former NFL star for Ebony magazine’s November issue, got into a heated debate with the NFL reporter about Colin’s return.

If you’ve watched Colin in Black & White, you may want to know more about Colin Kaepernick’s siblings and who his adoptive brother and siblings are. While the show gave a closer look to Colin’s relationship with his parents, there wasn’t much about his siblings. So who are Colin Kaepernick’s siblings? Well, read on to find out more.

His number one fan. While they aren’t married yet, Colin Kaepernick’s girlfriend, Nessa Diab, has been his main support system off and on the football field.

Jennifer Yuma editorAva DuVernay has one message for viewers who tune into “Colin in Black & White,” the new Netflix series she co-created with Colin Kaepernick.“I hope people don’t leave thinking that it’s just a show about Colin,” DuVernay told Variety at the show’s premiere on Thursday at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures.

If you’ve watched Colin in Black and White on Netflix, you may want to know: Where did Colin Kaepernick go to college? Despite his seven-year-long NFL career, Kaepernick was offered a football scholarship from just one university.

So many stars stepped out for the premiere of Colin Kaepernick‘s new show!

Jenelle Riley Deputy Awards, Features EditorJaden Michael was well aware of Colin Kaepernick before he ever auditioned to play him in “Colin in Black & White.” The actor, perhaps best known for his lead role in 2020’s “Vampires vs. the Bronx,” respected Kaepernick not only as an athlete but also for his advocacy.

He may be a former NFL player, but Colin Kaepernick parents, including his adoptive mother Teresa and his adoptive father Rick, he’s just their son. Colin was born on November 3, 1987. His birth mother, Heidi Russo, who was 19 at the time, put him up for adoption when he was five weeks old. (The identity of his birth father is unknown.)

Since he left the National Football League, there’s been a lot of interest in Colin Kaepernick‘s net worth and how much he made with the San Francisco 49ers before he was released from his contract.