ABC legal analyst Sunny Hostin told her co-hosts on “The View” Thursday that voters who felt “threatened” by Barack Obama’s election turned to Donald Trump as their “savior.” He said he was there.
Co-host Whoopi Goldberg said, “Republican Nikki Haley took a break from campaigning on The Breakfast Club to share her thoughts on some of the issues facing this country right now.” We shared it,” he said. please look. ”
Haley said, “With Obama, it was like, if we go back, that’s when we really started to feel divided. That’s when it happened.”
“It’s because of white supremacy,” host Charlamagne the God said.
Hayley said: It was extremely exaggerated and about gender and race. I guess it felt like people were being put into concentration camps by that regime. ”
Hostin said, “She’s saying this to appeal to a certain type of voter.”I think Van Jones rightly said this about the divisive Obama era, but Trump’s vote is a tit-for-tat for a black president.” , he said, recognizing that black people are the most powerful people on earth.
“Two times, by the way,” co-host Joy Behar said.
“I think it was one group of voters who were afraid that the vote was so diverse,” Hostin said. “And I think I responded to that.” They felt it, they felt othered, they felt threatened, and they decided that Trump was their savior. ”
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