Joy Behar hopes Trump will go 'completely nuts' in State of the Union
'The View' co-host Joy Behar said she hopes President Trump will go 'completely nuts' in his State of the Union address.
"The View" co-host Meghan McCain downplayed the possibility on Tuesday that President Trump would go off-script during his State of the Union (SOTU) address.
Co-host Joy Behar said she hoped that Trump would "freak out, go off-script and be completely nuts. That's what I'm praying for."
Behar predicted that Trump would get scared with House impeachment managers Adam Schiff, D-Calif., and Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., sitting "right in front" during Trump's speech.
"There's no way this guy knows how to be presidential," Behar said.
"I'm sorry Joy, this is a pipe dream and I love you but this is a pipe dream," she said.
Instead, McCain predicted Trump is going "to take a victory lap over impeachment, he's going to take a victory lap over the cluster that just happened in Iowa."
She added that "in this moment, he's doing pretty well. I just don't think that the idea that he's going to de-combust in front of the State of the Union is logical."
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Trump's SOTU address comes as the Senate prepares to vote on whether or not to acquit President Trump in the ongoing impeachment trial.
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The Republican-led chamber is expected to vote to acquit the president, ending a months-long process in which Democrats accused Trump of abusing his power in a phone call with Ukraine's president.
In the lead-up to the SOTU, Trump panned the Democratic Party on Twitter and mocked their concerns about Russia helping him in elections.
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"The Democrat Party in Iowa really messed up, but the Republican Party did not," he said. "I had the largest re-election vote in the history of that great state, by far, beating President Obama’s previous record by a lot. Also, 97% Plus of the vote! Thank you Iowa!"
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