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‘The View’ Hosts Clash on Whether to Trust TrumpRX: ‘You Are So Naive!’ | Video

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‘The View’ Hosts Clash on Whether to Trust TrumpRX: ‘You Are So Naive!’ | Video
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The hosts of 'The View' engaged in a heated debate regarding the trustworthiness of TrumpRX, an online drugstore initiative announced by the president. Joy Behar expressed skepticism about the partnership with Mark Cuban, while Alyssa Farah Griffin defended the initiative, highlighting its potential to reduce prescription drug costs. The discussion highlighted differing opinions on the implications of Trump's involvement in healthcare initiatives.

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Home > Creative Content > TV Shows ‘The View’ Hosts Clash on Whether to Trust TrumpRX: ‘You Are So Naive!’ | Video “Wow,” Joy Behar marvels Andi Ortiz May 19, 2026 @ 9:50 AM Share on Social Media Share on Facebook Share on X (formerly Twitter) Share on LinkedIn Share on Email Sara Haines and Joy Behar on "The View" (ABC) The hosts of “The View” got a bit spiky with each other on Tuesday morning, arguing over multiple topics during the show. But a discussion on TrumpRX got particularly heated, as the women sparred over whether the initiative should be trusted. On Monday, the president announced that his online drugstore would be adding more than 600 generic medications to its offerings, in partnership with Mark Cuban.

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