The View host heavily bleeped as she unleashes profane tirade against Trump rally joke
"The View's" co-host Ana Navarro was incensed after a comedian at Donald Trump's rally in New York's Madison Square Garden called Puerto Rico a "floating pile of garbage" — and on Monday she unleashed.
Navarro, an immigrant from Nicaragua and longtime Republican strategist, joined with her Puerto Rican colleague Sunny Hostin in bashing Trump and his campaign for what they said was embracing racism.
"This Puerto Rican has something to say about the island that I love, where my family is from," Hostin began. "Puerto Rico is trash? We are Americans, Donald Trump. Americans. We voluntarily serve disproportionately highly in the military while you have bone spurs, and we vote."
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She rattled off the high number of Puerto Ricans who live in swing states around the country and highlighted their possible impact.
"We don't like what was said about Puerto Rico, and we know how to take the trash out, Donald Trump," Hostin continued. "Trash that has been collecting since 2016, and that's you, Donald Trump. And fellow Puerto Ricans, trash collection day is November 5, 2024. Don't forget it."
But it was a fuming Navarro who unleashed her full force. She noted that the same comedian, Tony Hinchcliffe, didn't just focus on Latinos but attacked Black Americans, too.
She brought up some of Trump's racist behavior, such as asking for the death penalty for the now exonerated men who were accused of a Central Park sexual assault.
"If Trump getting investigated for refusing to rent to Black people wasn't enough for you, if Trump promoting a racist trope against the first Black president with a birtherist ... enough for you," Navarro continued, her comments partially muted by censors.
She continued with her list of the greatest hits of Trump's racism, such as "calling immigrants vermin and people poisoning the blood of this country."
"If Trump saying immigrants have made this country into the trash can of the world wasn't enough for you, then maybe, just maybe, this comedian hand-picked, chosen, vetted by the Trump campaign because he reflects what Trump has said his entire lifetime," Navarro said.