Tuesday, April 14: Jean Smart & Hannah Einbinder; Sarah Isgur

The View episode aired on April 14, 2026, opens with a dramatic reenactment of the 'Bridge of Lies' podcast, setting a tone of intrigue and deception. The panel then dives into the political fallout from President Trump’s controversial social media post depicting himself as Jesus, sparking outrage among Christian conservatives and raising questions about his mental state and judgment. The hosts debate whether the post was a joke or a calculated provocation, with strong criticism of his late-night posting habits and the strategic misstep of alienating Catholic voters. The discussion shifts to the 'DoorDash Grandma' publicity stunt, where Sharon Simons was brought to the White House to promote Trump’s no-tax-on-tips policy, drawing scrutiny for highlighting systemic issues like healthcare affordability and the gig economy’s strain on seniors. Legal analyst Sarah Iskar joins to break down the Supreme Court’s recent rulings, particularly the failed attempt to end birthright citizenship, emphasizing that the Court is not inherently partisan but is forced into a central role due to congressional inaction. She also discusses speculation around Justice Alito’s potential retirement and the political implications for future appointments. The episode concludes with a celebratory segment featuring Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder of Hacks, who reflect on the show’s final season, their Emmy wins, and the show’s real-life integration of celebrity cameos—including The View’s own appearance. The hosts express deep admiration for the series and its cultural impact, particularly its ability to bridge generational divides through humor and empathy.