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13:15Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, Meghan McCain attacks Andrew Yang again.
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"What's a little B-word between friends?
"The View" kicked off Wednesday's episode, not addressing Bella Thorne's critical comments of host Whoopi Goldberg, but with a heated discussion between two of their own: Meghan McCain and Joy Behar, while discussing a President Donald Trump rally.
"It's not a fun job for me every day," McCain, who became a host in 2017, said to Behar. "I get that you’re angry that Trump’s president, like a lot of people are, but I don’t think yelling at me is gonna fix the problem.
"I just said it was hard for me to watch Lindsey Graham, who I considered an uncle, for a long time, OK?" she continued. "But I’m trying to explain why 2020 is not in the bag for you. It’s not."
Goldberg attempted to ease the tension by pausing the simmering conversation.
"It’s a great discussion, and we can go back to it," she said with a chuckle, "I just need everybody to take a beat.""*
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