“Joy Behar Offers to Send Donald Trump Lasagna After Claim That He is ‘Not Eating’ sparks Ridicule from Liberals”
On Wednesday morning’s episode of “The View,” Joy Behar suggested that she would send a famous lasagna to Donald Trump following claims made by former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) in her new book that the former president was “not eating.”
Cheney’s Trump Claims
In her new memoir “Oath And Honor,” Cheney alleges that she angrily confronted Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) after the January 6 riots at the Capitol. She claims to have asked him, “Mar-a-Lago? What the hell, Kevin?” According to Cheney, McCarthy replied, “They’re really worried. Trump’s not eating, so they asked me to come see him.” McCarthy has since vehemently denied that this exchange ever took place.
Trump has also denied Cheney’s claims, with his spokesperson Steven Cheung stating that her entire book belongs “in the fiction section of the bookstore.” He added, “These are nothing more than completely fabricated stories.”
Behar Mocks Trump Over ‘Not Eating’ Claim
Despite the denials, the liberal media has treated Cheney’s claims as absolute fact, with Behar mocking McCarthy and Trump over the “not eating” claim. During the recent episode of “The View,” moderator Whoopi Goldberg joked about McCarthy running to Mar-a-Lago after the election, and Behar chimed in saying she would send lasagna to Trump, sarcastically stating, “So hungry, poor thing is not eating!”
Behar’s History With Trump
Behar, 81, has long had one of the worst cases of Trump derangement syndrome of anyone in the media. Earlier this month, she bizarrely dared Trump to try and get “revenge” on her if he is reelected in 2024. She has also demanded that Trump be “locked up already.” It’s truly sad and pathetic that three years after he left office, Trump is still living rent-free in Behar’s head.
It should be noted that Behar has been consistent in her criticism of Trump and politics in general. This has led to her having a significant influence on public opinion around certain key issues, and in the case of President Trump, his policies and actions.
Conclusion
The idea that Trump is not eating and comments from political figures and personalities like Behar mocking him over it may seem trivial, but it exposes a deep level of hatred and vitriol that still exists towards him within the liberal media to this day. Behar’s latest comments add to a growing trend of baseless attacks on the former president, a stark reminder that the vitriol in politics has not waned since his exit from office. This underlying anger still has the power to trigger and reverberate across the political landscape and society as a whole.
