“The View” co-host Sunny Hostin has made stunning claims about former First Lady Melania Trump.
Without evidence, Hostin alleges that Melania Trump wants to kill her husband because she “cannot tolerate him.”
Hostin made the shocking claims on Thursday’s broadcast of the controversial ABC News show, telling viewers that President Donald Trump’s wife “hates him.”
Amazingly, Hostin’s co-hosts agreed with the statements while the audience applauded.
Melania Trump recently came out in support of abortion legalization in her memoir.
In an ad promoting the book, the former first lady said it is “imperative” that women have the right to make the choice themselves.
Hostin claimed that the former first lady is publicly coming out in support of abortion because she does not want to return to the White House.
She continued by alleging that Melania Trump “hates” her husband and wants to “take him out.”
“I think she hates him, ” Hostin said as her co-hosts agreed.
“Okay, so we can all agree on that, that’s a given.
“I also think that she wants to take him out.
“She does not want to be the first lady anymore.
“She destroyed the Rose Garden,” Hostin continued.
“Who hates Christmas? Melania Trump hates Christmas.
“She doesn’t want to decorate for Christmas,
“She doesn’t want to sleep in the same room as him.
“She cannot tolerate him.”
Co-hosts Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar were then forced to interject to say Hostin’s claims about Melania are alleged reports.
Behar added Hostin “does not know all this.”
“Allegedly, that’s why I say allegedly,” Goldberg said while interjecting Hostin.
“Yeah, how do you know all this?” Behar said.
“You don’t know all this.”
However, they failed to note that the claims were completely fabricated and no such allegations have been made elsewhere.
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Trump has publicly opposed a national abortion ban and strict restrictions in states like Arizona and Florida.
He has stated that he believes abortion should be left up to the states.
However, the comments have angered many pro-life groups who have advocated for a federal ban.
The 45th president told NBC News he will vote against a November ballot initiative in Florida that would expand access to abortion.
