The hosts of ABC's "The View" finally addressed Jimmy Kimmel's suspension after facing criticism for remaining silent on the subject.

Ana Navarro thanked the show's viewers for “demanding truth and courage from us,” adding, “You deserve it. We will give it to you.”

According to ABC News, the daytime chat show’s Season 29 premiere on Sept. 8 averaged 2.602 million viewers — its most-watched season premiere in five years (since Sept. 8, 2020). The 2025 premiere also improved on last year’s launch (Sept.

The View fans who tuned in on Tuesday (September 23) morning to see the live new episode were out of luck, as ABC News preempted the talk show with special report coverage of Donald Trump ‘s speech to the United Nations and subsequent analysis.

"I'm going to say something that's going to make this table and this audience very upset, but I want to tell the unvarnished truth," Griffin said.

A BC sparked some major outrage during Tuesday’s broadcast of The View after fans tuned in to watch Kamala Harris‘ highly anticipated interview only to see President Trump delivering a speech to the United Nations General Assembly.

Kamala Harris addressed her ruinous 2024 appearance when she failed to make a clear distinction between herself and the unpopular Joe Biden.

ABC's "The View" broke its silence Monday on the Jimmy Kimmel situation plaguing the network, with Whoopi Goldberg proclaiming, "No one silences us."

There has been no confirmed evidence that The View is indeed being taken off air. Hosted by Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Amy Farah Griffin, Sunny Hostin, Sara Haines, and Ana Navarro, the show remains part of ABC’s daytime lineup as of now.

In a highly anticipated monologue, Jimmy Kimmel talked about his removal from the air, President Donald Trump, Erika Kirk, and the solidarity he received in his late-night return on Tuesday, Sept. 22.