The time period RINO (Republican in Title Solely) doesn’t start to explain the fake conservatives of ABC’s The View: Alyssa Farah Griffin and Ana Navarro. Throughout an interview with Democratic New York Senator Chuck Schumer on Monday, the co-hosts decried the concept of him working with Republicans within the Home as a result of it could be “elevating extremists,” and urged him to kill the filibuster within the Senate to cross liberal agenda gadgets like “voting rights, abortion, [and] policing.”

Bitter Navarro was the primary to take a swipe on the celebration she claims membership. “Democrats and the Senate – and the President now must work with a Republican-controlled Home … however that is elevating extremists,” she warned Schumer.

She whined about Republicans kicking the likes of anti-Semite Ilhan Omar (D-MN), safety danger Eric Swalwell (D-CA), and serial liar Adam Schiff (D-NY) off of committees and the “loopy investigations” they’re conducting. And seemingly taking a shot a Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), she questioned: “How are you going to work with that criminal in cost?”

Schumer responded by praising how Democrats and Republicans have been in a position to cross bipartisan laws throughout President Biden’s first time period:

That is an ideal query. I’ve given it a number of thought. First, within the Senate, which as , it’s essential to do issues in a bipartisan approach since you want 60 votes for all the things. We had a tremendous bipartisan document. We completed seven large issues within the final 12 months. Folks say it was one of the historic congresses and senates since Lyndon Johnson. Six — Of these seven payments six had been bipartisan.

For the ultimate query, Farah Griffin pressed Schumer to elucidate which liberal agenda gadgets would give him the impetus to kill the filibuster. “There’s clearly some main points the Democrats have been hyper-focused on however not in a position to get by: voting rights, abortion, policing. Are there any points you’ll – Democrats would welcome eliminating the filibuster to get by?” she inspired him.

Schumer defined that he was itching to kill the filibuster to implement a federal takeover of state election processes:

Effectively, on the filibuster I might say this, we tried to do it for voting rights. As a result of we predict voting rights is so, so vital that it is value altering the principles. When you take away somebody’s voting rights and other people lose religion that democracy works, that is the start of the top. We wanted 50. Then Kamala Harris would have damaged the tie. We obtained 48. Now we have now yet another vote. It is one thing we’ll preserve preventing for as a result of voting rights are so rattling vital to this complete nation.

And whereas she’s not a conservative or Republican by any stretch, co-host Whoopi Goldberg urged Schumer to give attention to “schooling” as a result of she needed him to “shut down all this loopy stuff taking place in Florida and in Texas as a result of black historical past is American historical past.” Reality verify: Florida is just not making an attempt to remove black historical past.

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The transcript is under, click on “broaden” to learn:

ABC’s The View
February 13, 2023
11:31:30 a.m. Japanese

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ANA NAVARRO: Democrats and the Senate – and the president now must work with a Republican-controlled Home. I am unsure he is a lot in management, however no matter.

SEN. CHUCK SCHUMER (D-NY): Yeah, you are proper.

NAVARRO: However that is elevating extremists. They’re kicking off Democrats from committees, they’re doing all kinds of loopy investigations good off the highest. Inform me, how are you going to work with that criminal in cost?

SCHUMER: That is an ideal query. I’ve given a number of thought. First, within the Senate, which as , it’s essential to do issues in a bipartisan approach since you want 60 votes for all the things. We had a tremendous bipartisan document. We completed seven large issues within the final 12 months. Folks say it was one of the historic congresses and senates since Lyndon Johnson. Six — Of these seven payments six had been bipartisan.

The invoice on gun security was bipartisan, the invoice on serving to veterans was bipartisan, the invoice on bringing chip manufacturing again from China to the American shores, which is a giant, large deal, was bipartisan. Marriage equality ended up being bipartisan. And so—

NAVARRO: Infrastructure.

SCHUMER: Infrastructure, one other one, that is proper. Thanks. Had been bipartisan.

So, our plan is to proceed working in a bipartisan approach within the Senate to get extra executed. After which I believe what is going on to occur – it is an ideal query. So you’ve gotten these 20 MAGA folks approach on the market. However there are a number of Republicans within the Senate — within the Home, slightly. A number of the new ones particularly, I believe, who’re understand that in the event that they comply with these people who find themselves to date to the precise – overlook of the typical American even of the typical Republican. It should be like Thelma and Louise. They’re going to comply with them proper off the cliff.

So, I believe we’re going to have the ability to work with them and we are going to work with them to get issues executed. Our job for the American folks is to get issues executed. Not simply to make political statements, however get issues executed to make folks’s lives higher.

WHOOPI GOLDBERG: True that.

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11:39:49 a.m. Japanese

ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN: And Senator Schumer, one vital query I need to finish on. There’s clearly some main points the Democrats have been hyper centered on however not in a position to get by: voting rights, abortion, policing. Are there any points you’ll – Democrats would welcome eliminating the filibuster to get by?

SUNNY HOSTIN: Particularly policing.

SCHUMER: Sure. Effectively, on the filibuster I might say this, we tried to do it for voting rights. As a result of we predict voting rights is so, so vital that it is value altering the principles. When you take away somebody’s voting rights and other people lose religion that democracy works, that is the start of the top. We wanted 50. Then Kamala Harris would have damaged the tie. We obtained 48. Now we have now yet another vote. It is one thing we’ll preserve preventing for as a result of voting rights are so rattling vital to this complete nation.

GOLDBERG: Yeah.

SARA HAINES: Agreed.

GOLDBERG: And schooling, be sure to shut down all this loopy stuff taking place in Florida and in Texas as a result of black historical past is American historical past.

SCHUMER: That’s proper. I agree.