@RainCityWoman wrote:
@wilma wrote:
I really, really, really dislike this show. I tried to watch a few times, and it just grated on my nerves. I just never cared for the hosts and their attitudes. It seemed like they were all trying to be "the star". Everyone talking at once, interrupting each other, and their yelling and cackling was just too much for me. Mereidth Viera (?) I think was the only decent host they ever had.
I think this show has had its effects on other shows. I was watching This Week yesterday, and the round table discussion that used to once be a polite give and take was suddenly everyone talking at the same time. It was annoying because they were discussing crucial issues.
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I'd say the show that really lacked civility and began the quarrelsome and rude behavior on political talk was CrossFire, not the View. Jon Stewart was instrumental in bringingg that show down but it hasn't gone away. Let's get real, FNC uses the technique RCG speaks about as it's MO and method to influence it's viewers more than the View women.