Sunny Hostin believes that Donald Trump’s behavior in court may have consequences for him in the upcoming general election. She seems to think that people will remember him as “Gassy Don.”
In a recent episode of “The View,” one of the cohosts went on a passionate rant about the ongoing criminal trial and presidential candidacy of former President Donald Trump. Expressing her surprise, she highlighted how Trump’s popularity has caught up to that of President Joe Biden in the polls.
In a recent clip, SH states that she believes the former President is gradually losing his composure. She highlights an incident where he violated a gag order, resulting in a hefty $9,000 fine. Additionally, she mentions his alleged struggles with flatulence.
In case you missed it, there have been reports that DT has been causing a stir in the middle of his criminal trial for alleged hush-money payments to former adult film star Stormy Daniels. Late-night hosts and social media users have been having a field day with these rumors.
Hostin also brings up the incident where Trump allegedly dozed off during court proceedings on the opening day of his trial. This occurrence has prompted her to humorously refer to him as “Sleepy Don.” In Sunny’s opinion, these incidents reflect poorly on Trump and should make people reconsider their support for him.
Trump expressed his frustration with the courtroom’s temperature last week, indicating that he is tired of attending court proceedings. This led some to speculate whether the court purposely lowered the temperature to keep Trump awake.
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By the way, Joy Behar also brought up Donald Trump’s gas during a live broadcast. You’ve got to watch the video to hear the hilarious comedian’s suggestion to the former president. She believes he should consider taking medication to prevent any leakage.
‘THE VIEW’ THROUGH THE YEARS
It’s no secret that there is no love lost between the hosts of “The View” and Donald Trump. This comes as no surprise, as their contentious relationship has been well-documented.
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