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

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

This is behind the table. Hello Joy is Wednesday you're back on your regular day and we're together it's

been a while since we've been together the two of us I'm happy to have you

seems like a million years ago it does I know you a while since we've been together the two of us. I'm happy to have you.

Seems like a million years ago. It does. I know every day we're apart is difficult for you.

But today's show we started really strong, I thought, talking about the Michigan primary today.

And though President Biden handily won there were many

using their vote in protest over his handling of the war in Gaza.

We should say that Michigan has a high population of Arab Americans.

Have you ever made a protest vote? Do you believe in that? And do you think

this issue is a problem for Biden?

I've never done a protest vote. I've done a walking protest. I've marched to Washington

several times in my life and now I'm on television protesting Trump constantly.

Yeah.

But to actually waste my vote like that, no I would not do that.

I mean your feeling you said on the show today is that these people will be there when I believe they will because this is a

block of people who is trying to send a message that their family has suffered in

in Gaza understandable which I understand.

And they would like Bryden and the United States to get out of the business of helping

Nesagnahu.

By the way, it's not our war, it's his.

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