I'm Brian Teta, executive producer of The View. It's Monday, and I'm here with Sunny Hosten. This is behind the table.

I am here with Sunny Hosten. It is Election Day Eve. Yes. No one better to spend it with. You know, we were talking all about the election on the show today.

We were talking about the closing arguments.

Who knows more about a closing argument than Sunny Host.

I love that they're calling a closing arguments, by the way.

And last week on the podcast, I asked you how you were feeling about the election,

and you said that women were going to turn out for this.

Yes.

I've been up and down.

I've been nervous. I've been feeling confident.

It seems like the polls are now agreeing with you when you're in- instance.

Yes, they are.

That women are going to make this election go a certain way.

How are you feeling today?

I feel the same way I felt the last time we spoke.

It's clear to me that there's a huge gender gap in the vote.

And women are up.

The vice president is up with women, I think, by over 15 points at this juncture.

And so the momentum is with her.

It's great as a candidate to have the momentum break in your favor.

At the right time.

Right at the home stretch. And so I will say that I was in Pennsylvania not at my capacity as a co-host of the view but just as a mother and a

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