Gutfeld & Maher Roast The View: A Blistering Wake-Up Call
In a rare bipartisan moment, Greg Gutfeld and Bill Maher joined forces to deliver a scathing critique of The View, calling out the show’s hypocrisy, lack of intellectual diversity, and descent into performative outrage. Gutfeld skewered the panel as a chaotic echo chamber, while Maher condemned its moral grandstanding and intolerance for dissenting voices. Their roast wasn’t just comedic—it was a pointed “intervention,” challenging the show to reclaim its lost integrity. When voices from both sides unite in criticism, the message is clear: The View may need more than hot takes to stay relevant.
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The View wasn’t just a moment of comedic brilliance — it was a stark reminder that even the loudest voices in the media world can only ignore reality for so long before the truth comes crashing in.
The View, for all its self-congratulatory moments, has lost its way. Whether it can find its footing again will be up to the powers that be — but based on Gutfeld and Maher’s intervention, the road ahead might not be as easy as a few rehearsed applause lines and hot takes.
