The View

The award-winning show spotlights Asian American, Pacific Islander trailblazers.

After a new report claims the CDC is pushing misleading numbers on the risk of COVID-19 transmission outdoors, "The View" co-hosts discuss.

The Nobel Peace Prize nominee and author of “While Justice Sleeps” discusses the new voting laws in multiple states and talks about her novel.

Fewer jobs were added in April than expected and "The View" co-hosts discuss if women have suffered greater loss from the weak economy.

The singer and songwriter opens up about her mental health struggles and why she wants “people to know that it's OK if you don't feel good.”

After Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a controversial election bill, "The View" co-hosts react and question if former President Trump’s false claims of election fraud will be the dividing line in the GOP.

The CDC director discusses the possibility of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine becoming available to 12 to 15 year-olds and addresses vaccine hesitancy among Americans.

Nurse Wendy Livingston has become a health care hero to everyone on the daytime talk show’s staff and is gifted something that she gave away early on in the pandemic.