Friday, November 8: Sarah McBride, Alex Guarnaschelli

The View

ABC News

Tv & Film

4.3 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 8 November 2024

⏱️ 39 minutes

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In today's Hot Topics, the co-hosts dissect Harris' loss and Sen. Bernie Sanders' claim that Democrats have left behind the working class. Congresswoman-elect Sarah McBride, the first openly transgender politician elected to Congress, discusses her historic election and where she thinks there’s a disconnect between politicians and constituents. Food Network star Alex Guarnaschelli looks back on what inspired her love of cooking and serves up Italian-American classics from her new best-selling cookbook, 'Italian American Forever.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	You're all right, guys.
0:00.9	I need the kitchen.
0:02.2	The office.
0:02.7	The lounge.
0:03.2	The living room for a meeting.
0:04.5	For my spin class.
0:05.3	For my live stream.
0:06.1	For my game.
0:06.9	I need it to watch for 40.
0:08.7	When everyone's caning the broadband, E.E's new Wi-Fi 7 router makes every device work better.
0:14.8	Even yours.
0:15.7	Hello guys.
0:16.6	And need the dough like this.
0:18.9	Turn it up.
0:19.6	Let's go go team.
0:24.1	New Smart Wi-Fi Pro, exclusively from EE.
0:26.2	4 to 3.7% UK availability.
0:29.4	Smart Hub Pro and Smart Wi-Fi Pro available with selected E-E-Fil-Fiber plans.
0:29.9	Terms apply.
0:34.1	Swiping left.
0:39.6	As Democrats point fingers and scramble for answers about why their campaign message was rejected by voters. Senator Bernie Sanders, he suggested that party leadership abandoned
0:46.7	the working class. Respectfully disagree with the senator. This is not Joe Biden's fault.
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