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I'm Brian Tetta, executive producer of the View. It Wednesday, and I'm here with Joy Behar.

This is behind the table.

All right, we are here with Joy Behar on the best possible day. It's the post-debate day. There's a lot to talk about.

First of all, what do you think of our new studio here? This is the new podcast studio. Well, all the studios, I mean we've been talking about it a lot. The podcast studio is a bit it has all the trauma

of a Ramada inn thank you is that me or the podcast that has all the charm of her

the whole building.

Well, so you're just seeing the movie,

the Poseidon adventure where the boat turns over.

And then people have to swim on Shelley winter

to get out of the water?

Yes.

That's what this building reminds me on.

Listen, every time I come to work, I feel like saying,

there's got to be a morning after.

You are in the minority.

Most people seem to be enjoying the new building.

Oh, but that's what they tell you. That's what they tell me. I'm enjoying the new building.

Look, I have no sense of direction except at Bloomingdale's. Yes.

And so this building throws me for a loop. I don't know where I'm going which direction it looks

the same. We have to sign up in every nook and cranny directly. More signs. The

whole wall is gonna be nothing but plastered signs telling joy where to go.

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