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So it's high time we did a little check-in with those furthest from reality. The most out-of-touch

band of liberally leaps imaginable. The ladies of the view. The usual cast of characters commented

this week on Congressman Dean Phillips swing at the Democrat Presidential Primary. Storm Cloud

Sonny Hosten decided the Minnesota Democrat just isn't exciting enough.

That's my problem. It's like I think if you are going to take on a president who has done so much

for this country so far and has restored in many ways the soul of this country, which was his promise.

I need to be excited. He just met him though, Sonny. Give him a minute. I don't know. It wasn't exciting.

Exciting. Have they watched a clip of dementia Joe doing anything lately?

Apparently not because dear old whoopee referred to Brandon as the goat, the greatest of all time.

Even with a year and change to go in this disaster of a presidency. And yet he's revered now. He's

the he's the goat. So he's the goat before he leaves. Next, Anna Navarro slammed

representative Phillips for his late entry into the primaries. At least he cares enough to have

his name on the New Hampshire ballot and to occasionally leave his house to campaign.

He's a wealthy guy in his 50s having a midlife crisis and I guess instead of buying a convertible

corvette or building a yacht, he decided to run for president. Hey, different strokes for different

folks. She should know considering that the view is the midlife crisis of daytime television.

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