Trump has been called almost every name in the book. But that doesn’t change the fact that it’s still vile.
And this host of The View uttered a completely disgusting statement about Donald Trump.
In a jaw-dropping moment that should shock every patriotic American, Ana Navarro, one of the loudest voices on ABC’s The View, openly predicted that crowds will cheer when President Donald Trump finally passes from this earth.
The outburst came during Monday’s episode, as the panel fixated on Trump’s straightforward Truth Social comments about the recent death of former FBI Director Robert Mueller.
Navarro could not contain her fury, launching straight into an attack that revealed far more about her own side than anything Trump has ever said.
“There is something particularly galling about the a commander-in-chief in the middle of a war taking to Truth Social to attack somebody who won a Bronze Star and Purple Heart while commander bone spurs was dodging the draft. It’s the hypocrisy of this entire situation that I think just is something that we can’t get numb to. And I just want to remind people, though, because I haven’t heard — I’ve heard very few Republicans condemn this this weekend,” she said.
“I saw the secretary of the Treasury, Scott Bessent, say we should have empathy not for the family of Robert Mueller, but for Donald Trump, is who we should have empathy for. This is the same thing he did with John McCain after he died, the same thing he did with Rob Reiner. This is who he is because he is a mean person with a dark heart, verbal diarrhea, and no impulse control.”
She kept the venom flowing, painting Trump as some sort of monster while ignoring the mountain of achievements he delivered for working families across this nation.
Then came the part that should send chills down the spine of every Trump supporter and every decent citizen who values basic human respect.
Let me just say this, karma never forgets an address. And he is 80-years old, he’s got obvious visible physical ailments, and there will be people that when he passes away — as we will all passed away — will write these type of things and celebrate,” Navarro said.
“If you don’t condemn it today from him, you don’t have a right to condemn it then from anybody.”
This is not some fringe activist screaming into the void. This is a regular face on national television, paid by a major network, casually forecasting celebrations at the death of a sitting president who won millions of votes from everyday Americans tired of the swamp.
For years, the same crowd that claims to stand for “civility” has turned Trump’s name into a punchline for their darkest fantasies.
They mocked his supporters as “deplorables,” cheered every lawfare attack, and now they openly daydream about dancing on his grave.
As Trump continues fighting for the heart and soul of America, statements like Navarro’s only prove why the populist movement grows stronger every single day.
This is not about one television segment. It is about a corrupt ruling class that has run out of ideas and now relies on pure malice to stay relevant.
