The View

'The View' co-hosts and guest co-host Carly Fiorina react after President Trump claimed he received strong support from a former U.S. president for his strikes on Iran, as aides to each living former president say the claim is not true.

Sarah Michelle Gellar joins the show to reflect on her scream‑queen legacy, her early start on 'All My Children', and her return to horror‑comedy in 'Ready or Not 2.'

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'The View' co-hosts and guest co-host Sheryl Underwood weigh in as new polls show Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance locked in a neck‑and‑neck race to become MAGA’s next presidential standard‑bearer in 2028.

Minnie Driver joins the show to reflect on what she took away from filming 'The Faithful: Women of the Bible', dish about her role on 'Emily in Paris', and look back on her breakout performance in 'Circle of Friends'.

Plus, Chris O’Donnell stops by to revisit his most memorable roles — from 'Scent of a Woman' and 'Batman Forever' to 14 seasons on 'NCIS: Los Angeles' — and discusses executive‑producing and starring in the new action‑packed drama '9‑1‑1: Nashville'.

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'The View' co-hosts and guest co-host Carly Fiorina share their takeaways from the Academy Awards, reacting to how political issues took center stage during several Oscar speeches. The panel also weighs in on backlash surrounding President Trump’s fundraising email that featured a photo from a fallen U.S. soldier’s dignified transfer following the war in Iran, raising questions about respect for the military and their families. Emmy‑winning documentarian Ken Burns joins the show to discuss his new series, 'The American Revolution,' sharing why telling the real history of America feels especially urgent as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary — and why he calls this his most important project yet.

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'The View' co-hosts and guest co-host Sheryl Underwood weigh in as a preliminary inquiry reported by 'The New York Times' finds the United States at fault for the missile strike on a girls' school in Iran that killed 175 people, raising urgent questions nearly two weeks into the ongoing attacks.

Nathan Lane returns to Broadway in a bold revival of 'Death of a Salesman' and joins the show to reflect on why Arthur Miller’s themes feel more urgent than ever. He also shares his thoughts on Timothée Chalamet’s controversial comment that “no one cares” about ballet or opera.

Plus, Stephen Lang stops by to discuss honoring a powerful true story in 'The Optimist'. He shares what drew him to portraying Holocaust survivor Herbert Heller and reflects on why these stories must continue to be told.

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'The View' co-hosts and guest co-host Sheryl Underwood weigh in as Tuesday marks one of the most intense days of U.S. military strikes in Iran, with Joe Rogan slamming President Trump’s “insane” war strategy. The panel reacts as some of the president’s most vocal supporters appear to be breaking rank and publicly speaking out against the attacks.

Valerie Bertinelli joins the show to open up about what she calls the worst year of her life and the journey she shares in her new memoir, 'Getting Naked'. She reflects on making peace with her body, learning the secret to loving herself, and why she’s so passionate about speaking up for sexual abuse survivors.

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