Meghan McCain
Meghan Marguerite McCainWhoopi Goldberg signs four-year deal with ABC to stay on 'The View' Meghan McCain: Country has not 'healed' from Trump under Biden Comedian Norm Macdonald dies following battle with cancer: report MORE in a new audiobook is blaming a "toxic" work environment and overwhelming hostility from co-hosts for her exit from ABC's "The View."
McCain, the lone conservative voice during her stint on the show, said she grew increasingly unhappy with the "toxic, direct and purposeful hostility" on the show, calling out co-hosts Whoopi Goldberg
Whoopi Goldberg'Shark Tank' investor Barbara Corcoran apologizes for comments about Whoopi Goldberg on 'The View' Bill Maher hits back at Whoopi Goldberg over 'Black national anthem' Whoopi Goldberg signs four-year deal with ABC to stay on 'The View' MORE and Joy Behar
Josephine (Joy) Victoria BeharCaitlyn Jenner says she would run again, calls on GOP to be 'more inclusive' 'The View's' Navarro tells critics to 'keep on hating' after COVID-19 scare Harris says images of Border Patrol on horseback evoked 'times of slavery' MORE by name in a new audiobook titled "Bad Republican."
Portions of McCain's forthcoming audio memoir were first obtained by Fox News media correspondent Howard Kurtz.
Behar and Goldberg "grew meaner and less forgiving" as former President Trump
Donald TrumpTrump goes after Cassidy after saying he wouldn't support him for president in 2024 Jan. 6 panel lays out criminal contempt case against Bannon Hillicon Valley — Presented by Xerox — Agencies sound alarm over ransomware targeting agriculture groups MORE's time in the White House went on, McCain reportedly writes, saying she felt her colleagues on the show began to see her "as if I had become an avatar for everything they hated about the president."
Goldberg specifically, McCain said, displayed "open disdain" for her.
"Once she turns on you, it can create unfathomable tension at the table," McCain writes.
McCain, the daughter of the late Sen. John McCain
John Sidney McCainThe Memo: Powell ended up on losing side of GOP fight A pandemic of hyper-hypocrisy is infecting American politics Virginia race looms as dark cloud over Biden's agenda MORE (R-Ariz.) also references a January argument between she and Behar over which political party is in a stronger position heading into the year.
"You missed my so much, Joy. You missed me so much when I was on maternity leave," McCain, who had just returned from maternity leave, said during the spat. "You missed me so much — you missed fighting with me."
"I did not," Behar replied. "I did not miss you. Zero."
McCain, in her book, says she "felt like" she'd "been slapped" following the segment and broke out into "uncontrollable sobbing" during a commercial break over Behar's remark, which she called "nasty."
When contacted by The Hill on Tuesday about McCain's complaints, ABC responded, saying The View, "has been a platform on air and behind the scenes for strong women," for 25 years.
"Live television and different perspectives can often lead to surprising moments, but the team is collaborative and supportive - focused on delivering an informative daily talk show to our loyal viewers," a spokesperson for the network said.
McCain announced in July she would leave the show after four seasons, saying she wanted to pursue new opportunities and spend more time with her newborn child and family.
She has since been given a column on DailyMail.com and ripped President Biden
Joe BidenJan. 6 panel lays out criminal contempt case against Bannon Overnight Energy & Environment — Presented by the American Petroleum Institute — Democrats address reports that clean energy program will be axed Two House Democrats to retire ahead of challenging midterms MORE in her first dispatch for the website.
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