Elisabeth Hasselbeck

Elisabeth Hasselbeck returned to "The View" on Wednesday, Aug. 3 as the daytime talk show marks its 25th season on the air. Hasselbeck, who served as the ...

Joy Behar responded by arguing that babies should be aborted because there are 117,000 kids waiting to be adopted.pic.twitter.com/ElBXPPjC7z “But when you’re prohibiting something you are, in fact, judging them,” she said. "There are thousands of agencies that wrap around women that might not be able to care for the baby once born…that will come around at no cost…" — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro)August 3, 2022 Hasselbeck says we need to "hold your position in one hand and your friend in another." — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro)August 3, 2022

"The View" host Whoopi Goldberg told Elisabeth Hasselback on Wednesday that it was great having her as her "first conservative." NEWYou can now listen to Fox ...

She joked and said it might not look that way as they get into the "Hot Topics" discussions, but that "ultimately it’s in love, and I think it’s sharpening to have these conversations, understand why do you think something that’s so wrong, Whoopi," she laughed. Hasselbeck was on the show from 2003 to 2013; Goldberg joined the program in 2007. But we have women, we have women, we have male friends, and we get to talk about these issues and I think the last time I was here, I think the best thing is to not double grip on issues.

'The View' fans were angered by Elisabeth Hasselbeck's return to the show, where she argued against abortion and pushed her religious views.

Some asked for her to earn a permanent spot on The View again, which has reportedly been given to Alyssa Farah Griffin, but will be officially announced tomorrow. This is a morning show and we should be able to have intelligent deep and also light hearted FACTUAL discussions!” And when she did begin to weigh in, her comments made viewers simmer with anger.

In a highly anticipated appearance on The View, former panelist Elisabeth Hasselbeck deployed a variety of props to convey her conservative viewpoint.

What about the life in the womb? Elisabeth Hasselbeck was armed with, of all things, a dish towel during her much-anticipated return to The View on Wednesday. At this, Hasselbeck held up her towel to the show's pro-choice panelists and responded simply: "No."

Hasselbeck, who co-hosted from 2003 to 2013, returned as if no time had passed, getting into it with Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar and all over abortion ...

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"As you know, God doesn't make mistakes," Goldberg said on "The View" in a debate about abortion rights.

I will say this, that life has a plan and a purpose designed by God," she said. Goldberg then added: "I say this with love in my heart. I just want to make sure we all know that. That's the beauty of giving us freedom of choice." "As you know, God doesn't make mistakes," Goldberg said. I don't ever think that I can make any decision for you and your family that you are not smart enough to make for yourself."

"The View" co-host Whoopi Goldberg and guest co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck debated God's position on abortion amid Kansas upholding protections.

"One thing I did read in the Bible that was enforced over and over and over is, 'Thou shall not judge.' You will have your judgment day," Haines expressed. Hasselbeck was a conservative voice on the show and returned Wednesday as a guest host. Hasselbeck was a full time co-host on "The View" from 2003 until she left the show in 2013.

Former 'Fox & Friends' host Elisabeth Hasselbeck discussed faith and economic challenges in America, saying she still has 'hope' despite various concerns.

"I think admitting that things feel hard is important for kids," she said. The story aims to teach children about God and quell their fears of uncertainty. "I do have concerns, but I'm always with hope," she continued.

Television personality Elisabeth Hasselbeck departed from Fox & Friends in 2015, officially retiring from television hosting. The reason Elisabeth cited for ...

Grace recently attended prom, and in true mom fashion, Elisabeth posted a handful of pictures with her daughter and her daughter's date. And what about her husband, Tim? Here's everything you need to know about Elisabeth and her family. More recently, Elisabeth has been active on social media, promoting her new children's book and celebrating milestones with her family. Fans can spot rare photos of Elisabeth and her family on Instagram, but she does not post about them often. It's also clear that Tim is a leader at home, with Elisabeth saying to Us Weekly in 2014, "He’s the leader at home. Now that Elisabeth is temporarily back on The View, fans are curious about her children.