I'm Brian Tetta, executive producer of The View.

It's Wednesday and I'm here with Joy Behar.

This is behind. I'm in a good place. I just opened the bottle of water for you which made me feel very

Masculine. Yeah, that's good. If you have a jar of pickles I can work on I'd be happy and my mother just texted me to say how much she enjoyed the show today,

which doesn't always happen. She watches all the time, but I don't always get a note, so that's good.

So it was a good show. What'd you think?

Today's show? I have no objectivity.

It's not a good question to ask.

Okay, all right.

Because I'm sitting there, I don't know.

Yeah, I mean, I feel like you know what it's good or bad.

Not really.

Really?

No.

Not that's interesting. You don't feel like in the, you don't feel like a vibe in the moment like this is working or not working? No. Really? I'd have to be watching it.

One of the things that's continued, we've talked about this a little before is you have a lot more thoughts on the days you aren't here.

Yeah well then I'm watching it. But not only not only of what happens on the show but of what you think we should be talking about

before the show starts. We get notes from you on the days you're not here, far more so than when you're

participating. I'm a natural producer. You are. You are, no doubt about it. You can keep angling

from my gig, but it's fine. We'll figure it out. All right, well today on the show, we talked

about Trump winning the New Hampshire primary on the show and you brought up something about how Trump is emblematic of the chaos that social media has created. I thought that was a really profound point. Tell me more about that.

Well if you think about it, we're living in a very chaotic time. When I was a kid in the 50s,

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