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Digging into the show's history reveals a pattern of partisanship. Seven years ago, The View hosted discussions that openly promoted conspiracy theories and misinformation. For instance, they discussed the so-called “deep state” as a true threat, aligning with narratives that have since been discredited or heavily questioned. During that period, the show rarely featured conservative voices, particularly avoiding those who could challenge the left-leaning consensus.
This adds weight to the argument that The View is more a propaganda platform than a balanced news source. Its hosts have, in the past, expressed content-heavy bias, dismissing conservative opinions and framing political opponents as afraid or unworthy of comment.