The View MELTSDOWN Over Babies, Kimmel Insults Blue Collar Workers, and Kamala Courts the Deep South
April 1, 2026
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38:34Now PlayingThe View MELTSDOWN Over Babies, Kimmel Insults Blue Collar Workers, and Kamala Courts the Deep South
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as posted by the channelLink Lauren dives into Kamala Harris’ upcoming tour of the deep south where she’ll appear at Democratic events and fundraisers in an effort to garnish support for her suspected 2028 presidential run, Don Lemon claiming he could run the country better than President Donald Trump, and Chick-fil-A’s new campaign to keep families talking at the dinner table. Then “The Sage Steele Show” host Sage Steele joins the show to react to “The View” melting down over conservative influencer Isabel Brown encouraging women to have children, Jimmy Kimmel taking shots at hard‑working blue‑collar Americans, and more.
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