The View Condemns Trump's Mueller Remarks

On March 23, the co-hosts of the view strongly condemned former president Donald Trump's

post celebrating the death of former FBI director Robert Paya.

Mueller, Mueller, who led the investigation into Trump's campaign ties to Russia,

passed the way at age 81 over the weekend. Trump shared on his truth social platform

that he was glad Mueller was dead and could no longer hurt innocent people.

Sonny Haasen called the remark especially inappropriate from a former president,

highlighting Mueller's service as a Vietnam war veteran who earned a bronze star in Purple Heart.

Guest co-host Abby Huntsman, a conservative voice, said such tone from the top sets a bad example

and urged respect for public servants who don't. Choose their leaders.

Anna Navarro described Trump as, mean with no impulse control.

Warning that failing to condemn his words now means no right to criticize similar.

Reactions later, would be Goldberg reminded viewers that Mueller was just doing his job,

which even led to indictments of people close to Trump. Meanwhile,

other former presidents paid tribute to Mueller.

Barack Obama praised his commitment to the rule of law, while George W. Bush noted how Mueller

transformed the FBI after September 11th to protect. The homeland and prevent further attacks.

These reactions underscore a deep divide in how Mueller's legacy is viewed,

leaving many to reflect on civility and public discourse as the conversation continues.

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