Tyrus Obliterates “The View” for Its Race-Baiting Hypocrisy – There’s No Coming Back From This

In a moment that sent shockwaves across the liberal echo chamber, Fox News contributor and wrestler-turned-commentator Tyrus did what few have dared: he publicly dismantled The View’s race-obsessed rhetoric in a no-holds-barred takedown that left nothing but scorched earth in its wake.

While most critics tiptoe around the minefield of daytime TV’s favorite progressive soapbox, Tyrus bulldozed through it, calling out The View‘s race-baiting, hypocrisy, and relentless moral grandstanding for exactly what it is — divisive, dishonest, and destructive.

“You Don’t Need Trumpers — You Need to Fire Your Race-Baiters”

That was the line that cracked the brittle façade.

Tyrus didn’t mince words when he took aim at the real problem plaguing The View: the unchecked racial vitriol spewed by hosts like Sunny Hostin and Whoopi Goldberg under the guise of progressivism.

According to Tyrus, this isn’t a case of liberal bias — it’s outright racial animosity, broadcast in broad daylight and applauded by a studio audience trained to cheer for every partisan jab.

Tyrus pointed out the obvious — that the show once had a semblance of ideological balance with co-hosts like Meghan McCain, but instead of encouraging debate, they ran the conservatives off, creating a safe space for one-sided moral posturing.

“Every break, [McCain] was nearly in tears,” he said, illustrating how opposition voices were not just ignored but actively tormented.

And what was her sin? Having the gall to disagree.

A Platform for Double Standards

What makes The View’s racial fixation particularly dangerous is its immunity from consequence.

If the roles were reversed, and conservative white hosts made similar sweeping generalizations about any minority group, the fallout would be nuclear.

The cancel culture mob would erupt, advertisers would flee, and careers would be over in an instant.

But because the vitriol flows in one direction — from left-wing hosts toward white Americans, particularly white men — no one bats an eye.

Sunny Hostin has gone unchallenged for mocking minorities who dare to vote Republican, painting them as traitors rather than free-thinking individuals.

Ana Navarro casually reduces Latinas to “nanny” status, with barely a blink of outrage.

This isn’t just offensive — it’s regressive and racist by any standard.

The problem? No one in the mainstream media holds them accountable.

“An Elite Group of Narcissistic Morons”

Tyrus didn’t stop at calling out racism.

He went deeper — straight into the intellectual rot of the show itself.

“It’s an elite group of narcissistic morons,” he declared, arguing that The View’s hosts aren’t just wrong — they’re dangerously uninformed.

Unlike journalists of old who burned the midnight oil cross-checking sources and exposing corruption, the ladies of The View barely skim headlines before parroting their feelings to a national audience.

They operate in an echo chamber where ideology trumps truth and feelings outweigh facts.

Any dissenting voice, if it’s allowed at all, is shouted down or tokenized — a Republican co-host carefully selected to serve as a punching bag, never as a legitimate counterpoint.

Surface-Level Smugness Masquerading as Depth

Former co-host Candace Cameron Bure revealed what many suspected: the show doesn’t promote thoughtful debate — it prioritizes lazy outrage.

“Four to five hours of homework” each night, she said, trying to prepare for an environment where her views were dismissed outright.

And that’s coming from one of the few Christian conservatives brave enough to walk onto the set.

Instead of diving deep into nuanced issues, The View has become a haven for drive-by commentary — predictable talking points, surface-level arguments, and emotional appeals designed not to inform but to inflame.

“All I Have to Say Is Trump Is Hitler”

That’s the level of intellectual rigor required to win an argument on The View — equate Trump to Hitler, and watch your audience erupt in applause.

It’s a tactic straight out of the woke playbook: strip context, weaponize identity, and hammer the message home until dissenters are too afraid to speak up.

Tyrus and his peers mock this charade for what it is — ideological theater that trades critical thinking for clicks and claps.

As he put it, The View has become “propaganda in its purest form,” where the goal isn’t discussion but indoctrination.

Running Out of Scapegoats

In perhaps the most scathing critique, Tyrus noted how the show’s hosts have systematically alienated every demographic group not willing to bow to their narrative.

First, it was white men.

Then it was conservative women.

Then it was minority men who refused to conform.

Soon, the only group left for the show to trust will be “penguins,” Tyrus quipped — because even parrots have started repeating different viewpoints.

It’s not just comedy — it’s reality.

The View has narrowed its acceptable audience so tightly that only those who nod on cue remain.

That’s not inclusion.

That’s ideological segregation.

The Illusion of Consensus

The danger here isn’t just in what The View says — it’s in the illusion it creates.

When millions of viewers hear the same talking points repeated daily, they start to believe it represents national consensus.

But it doesn’t.

It’s just a microphone held too close to a political bubble.

And the louder they shout, the more disconnected they become from the real America.

This illusion is why cancel culture thrives — because the public is tricked into thinking there’s only one way to think, and any deviation must be punished.

Final Thought: Burn It Down or Build It Up?

Tyrus didn’t call for The View to be canceled.

He called for accountability.

Fire the race-baiters.

Bring back real debate.

Hire people who represent actual diversity of thought, not just skin tone.

But will ABC listen? Unlikely.

Ratings and outrage are their currency — truth is an afterthought.

Still, the damage is done.

Tyrus exposed The View in a way that can’t be unseen.

He held a mirror up to the show and forced America to look.

And what we saw wasn’t progressive or empowering.

It was petty, partisan, and poisonous.

And for once, someone had the guts to say it out loud.