In recent news, ABC’s *The View*, known for its contentious and often polarized panel discussions, Joy Behar continues to draw criticism. The daytime talk show, which has garnered a reputation for its sharp debates and strong opinions, has been struggling to maintain viewer interest amidst a series of controversies and claims of bias. Despite the network’s efforts to distance itself from its faltering flagship program, including attempts by its parent company, Disney, to sell the struggling network, *The View* remains a focal point of heated discussion.

The show has often been criticized for promoting extreme viewpoints and engaging in divisive rhetoric, rather than fostering constructive dialogue. The panelists, known for their strong political stances and sometimes controversial statements, have faced backlash for their approach, which many argue has contributed to a decline in the show’s popularity.

Recently, the show has been in the spotlight once again following comments made by Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, a prominent pop-culture figure. During an appearance on Bravo’s *Watch What Happens Live* with Andy Cohen, Polizzi was asked to name the rudest celebrity she has encountered. Her response, which targeted Joy Behar, a long-time co-host of *The View*, took many by surprise.

Polizzi’s remarks have fueled further debate about the show’s internal dynamics and the public image of its hosts. The ongoing controversies and criticisms reflect a broader challenge for *The View* as it faces declining ratings and increasing scrutiny. Instead of attempting to rebrand or address these issues, the show appears to continue its polarizing approach, which has not been successful in reversing its fortunes.

The situation underscores the difficulties faced by *The View* in an evolving media landscape, where its traditional format and contentious style struggle to connect with audiences amid growing competition and changing viewer preferences.