Monday, September 30: Dana Bash

The View

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4.3 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 30 September 2024

⏱️ 38 minutes

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In today's Hot Topics, the co-hosts weigh in with their expectations for the first 2024 vice presidential debate tomorrow night between Gov. Tim Walz and Sen. J.D. Vance and they weigh in on Trump falsely calling Vice Pres. Kamala Harris "mentally impaired" over the weekend. CNN's Dana Bash joins and tells “The View” why she's exploring the violent election of 1872 in her new book “America's Deadliest Election” and how it serves as a warning for today's divided politics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Choose your vice as anticipation builds for one of the most crucial VP debates in
0:07.8	modern history. Is Tim Wall's feeling the pressure of taking on Ivy League debater, JD Vance, and will no live on-air fact-checking,
0:17.0	leave the door open for the kind of offensive trash talk we heard on the campaign trail this weekend.
0:23.0	Kamala is mentally impaired.
0:26.0	Then, CNN's Dana Bash hits the table
0:29.0	to talk about fact-checking the former president
0:32.0	and the eerie similarities between
0:34.2	this presidential race and what she calls America's deadliest election.
0:38.8	Plus an all-new Oprah Daily Edition of View Your Deal.
0:45.0	Here come Hot Topics with Whoopi.
0:50.0	Sarah Haynes,
0:54.0	Inonavaro,
0:57.0	Joy Bejevo, Joy Beha.
1:01.0	Sunny Hasten.
1:04.0	And Alyssa Farra Griffin.
1:09.0	Now, let's get things started. I see my heart.
1:23.0	my heart. I'm feeling beautiful.
1:25.0	I love, I love.
1:28.0	I love.
1:29.0	I love this good time.
1:30.0	He's in your life.
1:32.0	I love looking you.
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