The Courts Are Guilty of Failing to Do Their Job
House Agrees to Senate-Backed DHS Funding Measure, But There's Still a Massive Hill...
GOP Senator Aims to Protect the Auto Industry From Chinese Intrusion...and He Got...
Nothing Scares Democrats More Than the Idea of Merit
The British Are Going
The Would-Be Assassin: The Problem Isn't Education — It's Ideological Isolation
Marriage: The Inequality Gap We Should Be Talking About
Hollywood Can Still Make Great Movies
Citizens Last: How the Democrat Party Stopped Pretending
Christians in Israel: The View of One Christian IDF Soldier
DOJ Weaponized Against Pro-Life Americans
Southern Poverty Law Center Labeled Me an Extremist. Now Everyone Can See the...
Ilhan Omar: The House Houdini’s Last Act?
The Political Rift Widens
That Was Fast: NYC's Socialist Mayor Already Begging for a Bailout
Tipsheet
Premium

The Ladies of 'The View' Are Back to Rant About Guns Following Mass Shooting

The Ladies of 'The View' Are Back to Rant About Guns Following Mass Shooting
Townhall Media

Here we go again. The ladies of The View are back to give their unsolicited advice about guns and the need for the Biden Administration to ban them. 

On Friday, co-hosts Joy Behar and Sunny Hostin rolled eyes after they remarked on using AR-15s for hunting and the 90s assault weapons ban.

More from Trending Politics: 

During the show, Behar claimed, 'If you shoot with an AR-15, let's say you shoot a deer, you can't eat it. Because you basically demolish the animal.' Similarly, Sunny Hostin's claim that there were no mass shootings during the assault weapons ban of the 90s faced backlash. The tragic Columbine High School shooting occurred during this period. Further controversy arose when Behar made the assertion that gun manufacturers are 'making money off of dead people.'

The discussion prompted the hosts to spar over controversial gun control laws. 

Social media users were upset about the host's comments, saying their statements were "irrelevant." 

In addition, co-host Sara Haines and Hostin got into a spat after Haines said that she would "love to see an assault weapons ban," adding that people with mental health issues should not be allowed to own guns.

She expressed her support for red flag laws, making the absurd claim that every American does too. 

Haines also claimed that "80 percent of voters approve the police taking the power of that weapon temporarily." However, she did provide any study or data on this. 

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement