Joy Behar HUMILIATED On Live TV as Tulsi Gabbard EXPOSES The View’s Smear Machine

In what can only be described as a stunning on-air dismantling, Tulsi Gabbard appeared on The View and publicly confronted Joy Behar for participating in what many see as a coordinated campaign to smear her character, distort her record, and question her patriotism.

And Joy, caught flat-footed, had no substantive response—just her usual deflection and nervous laughter.

The moment exploded on screen like a political IED, with Gabbard laying bare the media-industrial smear complex that The View has become a willing arm of.

For anyone watching, it was obvious: Tulsi didn’t come to play defense—she came to bury the narrative.

The Setup: A Smear Years in the Making

For years, Tulsi Gabbard—a U.S. Army veteran, former Congresswoman, and independent political voice—has been labeled everything from a “Russian asset” to a “useful idiot” by talking heads who can’t tolerate dissent.

And Joy Behar, never one to resist parroting DNC talking points, took these smears and ran with them like they were gospel.

In a previous episode, Behar casually referred to Gabbard using that now-infamous term, “useful idiot”—a loaded phrase with Cold War baggage, meant to discredit her by implying she’s an unwitting tool of America’s enemies.

But Gabbard wasn’t about to let that slide.

Appearing in person, she turned the tables on Behar in front of a live audience, forcing a reckoning that daytime TV has rarely seen.

The Confrontation: “I Am a Patriot”

Gabbard took control from the first sentence, declaring:

“I want to start with something that I think is important… because recently on your show here, some of you have accused me of being a traitor to my country… a Russian asset… a useful idiot.”

The room fell silent.

Even the boisterous co-hosts paused as Gabbard methodically laid out her case:

“I am a patriot.

I love our country.

I am a strong and intelligent woman of color.

I’ve dedicated my adult life to protecting the safety and freedom of all Americans.”

It was direct.

It was fearless.

It was everything mainstream pundits can’t stand—a woman who refuses to kneel before political orthodoxy.

And Joy Behar? She looked stunned.

Instead of responding to the substance of Gabbard’s statements, she tried to pivot the conversation.

But Tulsi wasn’t having it.

“You and other people continue to spread these innuendos that have nothing to do with who I am.”

Joy’s rebuttal? “Well… Franklin Graham likes you. ” That’s it.

A religious conservative supports Tulsi, and in Joy’s eyes, that’s enough to discredit her.

Forget her two tours in the Middle East.

Forget her years on congressional committees dealing with national security.

Guilt by association is all the leftist media needs.

The Hillary Clinton Elephant in the Room

The clip then dove into the heart of the smear campaign: a baseless accusation made by Hillary Clinton, who claimed—without a shred of evidence—that Gabbard was being “groomed” by Russia to be a third-party spoiler.

Let’s be crystal clear: Clinton’s remarks were a political hit job.

A thinly veiled attempt to neutralize Gabbard before she could challenge the DNC narrative during the 2020 primaries.

She even lumped in Jill Stein for good measure.

Why? Because both dared to oppose endless war and the corporate capture of U.S. politics.

The irony, of course, is that Hillary—of Benghazi infamy, of 30,000 missing emails, of uranium deals and foreign lobbying entanglements—is the last person who should be pointing fingers about loyalty or foreign interference.

“I served in the war that she championed,” Tulsi said, referring to the Iraq invasion Clinton voted for.

“I believed the lies told to us… but so did she.

She helped spread them.”

That’s the bitter truth Joy and her ilk refuse to confront: Tulsi Gabbard volunteered to fight in a war Hillary Clinton helped start.

The same war that killed thousands of Americans and hundreds of thousands of civilians.

The same war whose architects now sit comfortably on cable news panels giving moral lectures.

Why The Smear? Tulsi Threatens The Establishment

Make no mistake: Tulsi Gabbard represents a threat—not to America, but to the uniparty consensus that has dominated U.S. politics for decades.

She questions regime-change wars.

She challenges corporate influence.

She doesn’t bend the knee to woke orthodoxy or partisan echo chambers.

That makes her dangerous.

So what do the gatekeepers do when confronted with someone like Tulsi? They smear.

They dehumanize.

They label her a traitor.

Just as they’ve done to anyone—left, right, or center—who refuses to play along.

And The View? It’s not a talk show.

It’s propaganda wrapped in pearls and Botox, delivering soft-core indoctrination to stay-at-home audiences under the guise of “female empowerment.

” What’s empowering about calling a decorated veteran a foreign asset without evidence?

The Final Blow: Patriotism with Purpose

Tulsi wrapped the segment with a powerful reminder of why she entered politics:

“Rather than debate me on the issues, [Clinton] and others are resorting to these smear campaigns.

They’re sending a message: Toe the line—or be destroyed.”

That’s not democracy.

That’s authoritarianism in designer clothing.

Tulsi Gabbard may not be perfect.

No politician is.

But she’s honest, courageous, and unapologetically independent.

In a media landscape filled with groupthink and cowardice, that makes her a national treasure.

As for Joy Behar, she’ll likely continue spinning, snarking, and sneering in her cushy seat on The View.

But millions of Americans saw what happened on that stage: a veteran confronted her accuser and obliterated the lie.

And for one glorious moment, truth punched through the noise.