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THE View has made an abrupt schedule change after the verdict was announced in Donald Trump's hush-money trial.
The US daytime TV announced it would be adding another show on Friday in a post on X, formerly Twitter.
They plan to discuss the major hot topics, a popular segment on The View, including Trump's, 77, shocking verdict.
On Thursday, it was revealed by the jury that the former President was guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business records.
On social media, fans were shocked but thrilled to hear about the last show addition.
"Lmao wonder what the hot topic is tomorrow," one fan said sarcastically.
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"The girls are gonna have Field Day with this tomorrow lol I can't wait," said a second.
"The View is going to be so good tomorrow," another excited fan tweeted.
THE GANG'S ALL HERE
On The View's official X account, they revealed that all of the hosts: Whoopi Goldberg, 68, Sunny Hostin, 55, Alyssa Farah Griffin, 34, Sara Haines, 46, Ana Navarro, 52, and Joy Behar, 81, will be in attendance.
They captioned their post, "TOMORROW: All six of #TheView co-hosts will join the Hot Topics table LIVE to discuss former Pres. Trump being found guilty in his criminal hush money trial."
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"Whoopi Goldberg & Sunny Hostin are gonna let Trump HAVE IT tomorrow," one fan exclaimed in response to the news.
A second said, "Thank you, ALL! - especially Whoopi because I know this is your day off!!!"
Whoopi is typically off on Fridays but decided to make a major change to her schedule.
ANOTHER SHOW CHANGE-UP
This isn't the first time The View had an abrupt schedule change for a political reason.
Earlier this month, the beloved talk show took a brief pause to show a breaking news segment regarding Joe Biden.
The current President took time to address the college protests going on around the United States.
Whoopi Goldberg & Sunny Hostin are gonna let Trump HAVE IT tomorrow.
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At the time, students on university and college campuses were urging a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.
They also wanted their schools to cut any ties they had with Israel or companies that were supporting the war.
After 15 minutes, the show returned.
This didn't stop fans from speaking out on X.
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"Seriously ABC? Do we REALLY need y’all to break into the show??
"I hate when the news breaks into a tv show, but I hate when reporters explain what was said to us even more!"