As Pres. Trump defends his economic policies amid chaos and stands firm as global stocks plunge, the co-hosts weigh in as some Republicans ramp up pressure on the president.

New Jersey Democrat Sen. Cory Booker joins to discuss his record-breaking 25-hour speech on the Senate floor protesting Pres. Trump's policies, protests breaking out across the country and who's leading his party.

Michael B. Jordan and director Ryan Coogler are joining forces again for the new supernatural horror film "Sinners" where Jordan stars as twin brothers confronting past demons.

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On this episode of The Weekend View, the co-hosts react to Chappell Roan's comments about motherhood on a recent episode of "Call Her Daddy," how they deal with imposter syndrome, and a new website designed to test your partner's loyalty!

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The co-hosts weigh in on how some conservatives are taking issue with the Trump administration's mass deportation plan as they shrug off their mistakes. Then, they react to a new book that sheds light on Pres. Biden’s mental state during his second presidential run.

Kevin Bacon joins and discusses his new horror comedy series “The Bondsman,” writing original music for the show, and visiting the high school where “Footloose” was filmed on the movie’s 40th anniversary last year.

Dulé Hill stops by and shares why he was interested in the true story behind his new series, portraying Nat King Cole in new off-Broadway play “Lights Out: Nat ‘King’ Cole” and looks back on an epic scene from “The West Wing.”

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The co-hosts question if Pres. Trump's tariffs will backfire or bring back American jobs as some Republicans join Democrats to rebuke his trade war. Then, after Congresswoman Brittany Pettersen took her newborn to work to demand the House vote on a bill to allow new parents to stay home and vote by proxy, the co-hosts discuss Speaker Johnson’s response.

Laurence Fishburne joins to discuss his new espionage thriller "The Amateur," the 40th anniversary of working with Whoopi Goldberg on "The Color Purple," and reveals if he would star in another "Matrix" movie.

Six-time Tony-winner Audra McDonald shares how she came to play the iconic character Mama Rose in the revival of "Gypsy" and discusses the significance of three Black women starring as the leads.

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The co-hosts question if Elon Musk wasted millions trying to tip the Wisconsin Supreme Court election and what Florida's House wins mean for MAGA. Then, they react to Democratic New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker breaking a record with his 25-hour Senate floor speech, and Attorney General Pam Bondi's directive to seek the death penalty for accused killer Luigi Mangione.

Michelle Williams and Jenny Slate tell "The View" about their new show "Dying For Sex" that follows a woman whose cancer diagnosis puts her and her best friend on an emotional journey that leads to unexpected places.

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As Americans head to the polls for key elections in two states, the co-hosts weigh in on Sen. Cory Booker pulling an all-nighter on the Senate floor to rail against the current administration. Then, they react to Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. weight-shaming West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey at an event over the weekend.

Michael Angarano and Michael Cera discuss their new buddy comedy, "Sacramento."

Elie Mystal shares why he calls his book "Bad Law" his "Project 2029" and discusses the 10 American laws he says should go: "We need to smash the things that are holding this country back."

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The co-hosts weigh in on the president claiming there are constitutional loopholes that would allow him to run for a third term in office and comedian Amber Ruffin being removed from the lineup at this year's White House Correspondents' Dinner.

Sara Gilbert looks back on growing up as a member of one of TV's most iconic families and tells us about saying goodbye on the final season of "The Conners."

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On this episode of The Weekend View, the co-hosts discuss Gwyneth Paltrow drawing controversy for saying she would “feel very stifled” by an intimacy coordinator. Plus, they weigh in on Halle Berry’s comments that women should “celebrate” menopause, a new dating series for Real Housewives alums, and the extreme morning routine that’s going viral!

"An Oprah Winfrey Special: The Menopause Revolution" airs on ABC Monday, March 26 at 10PM Eastern.

Learn more about Tamsen Fadal's new book, "How to Menopause: Take Charge of Your Health, Reclaim Your Life, and Feel Even Better than Before" here: https://amzn.to/422upCN

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The co-hosts react to Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's confrontational interaction with a Sky News reporter this week. Then, they weigh in on the term "salt coating" and if it's best to be brutally honest with a friend.

The cast of the new series "The Studio" – Seth Rogen, Kathryn Hahn, Ike Barinholtz and Chase Sui Wonders – discuss depicting the behind-the-scenes drama of movie-making and Rogen, who also co-created the series, talks directing the legendary Martin Scorcese.

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The co-hosts weigh in as the Trump administration providing conflicting account of how a journalist ended up on a group chat that detailed imminent military strikes on Yemen.

Then, the co-hosts question if divorce opens up life opportunities.

Nathan Lane and Matt Bomer join to discuss why some are calling the new comedy a "gay Golden Girls" and they look back on Lane's unexpected birthday gift for co-host Joy Behar.

LaTanya Richardson Jackson discusses starring in the buzzy new Broadway play "Purpose," the addition of her portrait in theater mainstay Sardi's, and the story of meeting her husband.

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As Trump officials deflect and defend using a Signal text thread that mistakenly included a journalist to discuss a military strike on Yemen, the co-hosts weigh in. Then, they react to Rep. Crockett facing backlash for calling Texas Gov. Abbott "hot wheels" and denying the comment was about his disability.

Natalie Dormer discusses the remarkable true story behind her new film "Audrey's Children," and when she knew her character Margaery Tyrell would be killed off in the hit series, "Game of Thrones."

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