Topic: Joy Behar

Joy Behar expressed despair on *The View* regarding the state of the country under the current administration, while co-hosts discussed the resilience of the Constitution. Meanwhile, Charlie Kirk's death remains a focal point, with revelations that the Biden administration had previously targeted him and Turning Point USA for federal prosecution. The contrast between the "despots" in the previous administration and the current restoration of values is a central theme.

Alex Jones argues that global central banks are losing power as humanity rallies against an anti-human agenda, leading to desperate assassination attempts against Donald Trump. He criticizes media personalities Joy Behar and Joy Reid for questioning the authenticity of the shooting, comparing their skepticism to his own past controversial comments regarding Sandy Hook. Jones maintains that while their rhetoric is disgraceful, their right to express opinions must be protected to preserve general free speech.

The segment pays tribute to Corey Comperatore, the firefighter killed at the Trump rally while protecting his family, featuring testimony from an ER physician who attempted to save him. Alex Jones criticizes Ana Navarro and Joy Behar for their comments on "The View," where they allegedly expressed regret that Trump was not silenced or suggested his survival was "narcissistic" to attribute to God. The discussion contrasts the media's portrayal of Trump's strength with Joe Biden's current COVID-19 diagnosis.

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow and Joy Behar express fears that a re-elected Donald Trump would use the IRS or sponsor boycotts to take them off the air. The host and Glenn Beck mock these concerns, pointing out that the left has already utilized these exact tactics against conservative media for years.

The U.S. Surgeon General and the World Economic Forum are reportedly pushing for global digital ID standards to combat "misinformation." Meanwhile, media personalities Rachel Maddow and Joy Behar have expressed public concern that a second Trump term would result in their removal from the air or legal targeting. The segment contrasts these fears with the current administration's use of lawfare against political dissidents.

Owen Shroyer and the host discuss the "migration pipeline," where Border Patrol agents allegedly admit to "steering" migrant flows to different sectors. They argue that while the country is currently "down and out," the spirit of human freedom will eventually lead to a rise of the Republic. Shroyer recounts an interaction with a local worker who expressed disdain for the "propaganda" seen on shows like *The View*.

President Biden is accused of gaslighting the American public regarding the state of the economy, inflation, and crime rates. While the administration touts a significant increase in Social Security benefits, critics point out that these adjustments are legally mandated due to high inflation and do not cover the actual rising cost of living. Recent polls are cited showing that a majority of Americans are concerned about the future of democracy and personal freedoms.

Joy Behar of "The View" claimed that crime is decreasing under the Biden administration, citing FBI statistics that excluded data from the 100 largest US cities. Local police reports from cities like Portland and Austin show that violent crimes, including murder and armed robbery, have actually doubled or tripled. Critics argue the administration is using incomplete data to gaslight the public ahead of the midterm elections.

Juneteenth celebrations in Washington D.C. featured ATVs and dirt bikes on memorial grounds, while an armed march of black supremacists took place in Mississippi. The holiday is described as a celebration of Republicans ending slavery and taking slaves away from Democrats. The segment criticizes modern Democrats for "equal opportunity" subjugation and highlights the party's historical role in Jim Crow laws and segregation.

Owen Schroer analyzes a clip from "The View" where host Joy Behar suggests that gun laws will change once Black people start arming themselves. Schroer labels this an "unabashedly racist" moment in television history, claiming Behar's comments reveal a liberal desire to ban firearms specifically in response to minority ownership. He describes the shocked reaction of a Black guest on the panel as evidence of the statement's impact.

Owen Shroer plays a clip from *The View* where a guest describes the U.S. Constitution as "trash" because it was written by "slavers." Shroer suggests trading the cast of *The View* for Vladimir Putin, arguing that Putin has more respect for national foundations than American liberals. He then pivots to promoting water filters from the InfoWars Store, citing reports of contaminants in public water supplies.

The accidental fall of Joy Behar on "The View" is interpreted by Shroer as a "sign from God" that the globalist system is failing. He argues that while the media focuses on Putin's "evil," Western leaders are committing worse acts, such as opening borders, censoring speech, and promoting "sexual perversion." Shroer claims he is not judging these individuals but observing "God's vengeance" in action.

The discussion explores the cultural shift toward "celebrating" abortion on platforms like TikTok, which the hosts view as a degradation of human life. Robert Barnes argues that the pro-life movement is primarily driven by women and mothers, contrary to media narratives. He expects Chief Justice John Roberts to join the majority to avoid a dissent, leading to a full restoration of state authority to regulate abortion.

The broadcast cites data from England claiming 70% of COVID-19 deaths are among the fully vaccinated. Schroyer mocks Joy Behar of "The View" for her comments suggesting white people were the "experiment" for the vaccine. The segment also references past blackface controversies involving Behar, Justin Trudeau, and Ralph Northam to highlight perceived media hypocrisy.

Drew Hernandez reports from the "Truth About COVID-19" conference, noting that many in the Black community compare vaccine mandates to Jim Crow laws. He argues that "no vax, no service" signs in New York constitute medical discrimination. Alex Jones mentions the Tuskegee experiment and criticizes Joy Behar for comments regarding vaccine testing on different racial groups.

Democratic figures like Joy Behar and FBI leadership are criticized for claiming Antifa is a "myth" despite widespread civil unrest. This denial of reality is linked to a broader strategy of establishing a corporate world government through medical tyranny. The segment asserts that the use of a virus to implement lockdowns and a post-human society was documented in globalist white papers decades ago.