RELATED: This “The View” Co-Host Says Leaving Was the “Best Decision” She Ever Made. Things got off to a bumpy start on the June 17 episode of The View, which began with Goldberg and McCain discussing an incident involving President Joe Biden losing his temper with CNN correspondent Kaitlan Collins at a press conference the previous day. McCain began to compare Biden to his predecessor, former President Donald Trump, saying that “just because Trump was so bad it doesn’t absolve Biden’s bad behavior…What [Biden] did was 100 percent Trump.“ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb “It is in no one’s best interest to treat him like it is state TV,” McCain then added, which brought a tense response from Goldberg. “To just comment on that, yeah, the thing that I never saw Trump do was apologize to anybody. And I will take it,” Goldberg said. McCain then began to interrupt her, proclaiming: “With all due respect, I don’t care.” Goldberg immediately responded to the interruption by feeding McCain her own comments right back to her. “I don’t care that you don’t care! Just hear what I’m saying,” she exclaimed as the co-hosts began to yell over one another. While snapping her fingers at the camera, McCain volleyed back angrily: “Well, I don’t care that you don’t care! So now we’re even.” “Well, then, good, Meghan. You can be how you always are,” Goldberg immediately replied. Once again, McCain chose to feed her co-hosts words back to her, tensely shouting at Goldberg, “You can be how you always are,” while waving her finger at the camera just before the show cut to a commercial break. RELATED: This Former “The View” Host Says Whoopi Goldberg “Really Didn’t Like” Her. But it didn’t take long for the co-hosts to smooth things over in order to get on with the show. After coming back from the commercial break, Goldberg immediately backed down from the argument, saying: “I want to apologize because I was rude. I didn’t need to say what I said.” “I apologize,” Goldberg repeated in a consoling tone. “That’s not the way I want to behave at work. I apologize, Meghan.” McCain, who also appeared to have cooled down, replied tensely while staring down the camera.“I apologize too, Whoopi.” The heated disagreement marked the second time this week that McCain had a notable interaction with one of her co-hosts. The previous day, McCain took aim at Biden for his decision to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Geneva following the G7 summit in the U.K. McCain argued that Putin’s treatment of political rival Alexei Navalny, whom he is alleged to have poisoned and subsequently imprisoned, was grounds for Russia’s removal from the G7 summit. When co-host Joy Behar later took time to point out that Russia wasn’t a part of the G7, McCain jumped in and conceded by saying: “Sorry, that was my mistake, Joy. I’m very sick. I apologize. You’re correct.” Behar quickly shot back at her regular on-air sparring partner, wryly replying: “That’s fine. I am happy to correct you.” RELATED: This Guest Made Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar Walk Off “The View”.
