I'm Brian Tetta, Executive Producer of The View.

It's Thursday and I'm joined by Sarah Haynes.

This is behind the table. All right. It is Thursday. We're all we're on fumes. I'm not gonna lie. We are just barely hanging on. I mean I don't go out and I've gone

out too much this week. You've been in DC, you've been back, you've been partying, you've got

kids. It's, we're on fumes, but we're going to bring it for the

podcast audience. We're going to bring it to the people at home, the behind the

table fans, the brry guys. We're going to start, we're going to come out hot.

Okay. I'm coming out hot right now. We're going to start with a follow-up to last week's

episode where even a listener called in to say Sarah truly provided the most

polarizing episode of the podcast ever in a span of 20 minutes polarizing in a span of 20 minutes, polarizing. In a pan of 20 minutes, you grabbed hearts from telling

a story about your gay brother coming out, then pissed off everyone with your take that Chicago

Pizza is better than New York Pizza. I've continued to than You have any feelings on Chicago Pizza versus New York Pizza?

Yes, extremely strongly and I was shocked to learn not to just spend the show ripping Sarah Ains,

but...

What?

I'm New York all the way.

Sarah and I had a knockdown fight over Chicago versus New York.

Oh, New York.

Chicago, you mean that fat ready, sloppy, nasty, fake pizza?

But Sarah is from Iowa and I'm from the box she's having like

dominoes and yeah she's used to dominoes or Papa Johns I'm sure she's really good on

corn that was a bad table yeah I'm filled with rage Sarah caused an uproar by implying that Chicago Pizza was better than New York Pizza.

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