‘The View’ Co-Hosts Mock Outrage at Protests Targeting Kavanaugh
“The View” co-hosts have little sympathy for Justice Brett Kavanaugh after protesters targeted him while he was dining. Last week, demonstrators found out that Kavanaugh was dining at Morton’s location in downtown…

“The View” co-hosts have little sympathy for Justice Brett Kavanaugh after protesters targeted him while he was dining.
Last week, demonstrators found out that Kavanaugh was dining at Morton’s location in downtown Washington, D.C., showed up outside, and demanded that the manager kick the justice out, as IJR reported. Kavanaugh reportedly left through a backdoor before dessert was served.
The group ShutDownDC tweeted, ”We hear Kavanaugh snuck out the back with his security detail. should be ashamed for welcoming a man who so clearly hates women.”
While the demonstrators’ decision to forgo decency and allow public officials some time to eat in peace generated some outrage, the panel on ”The View” had a different view of the incident.
During a segment on Monday, co-host Ana Navarro addressed the incident as she said, ”As far as Brett Kavanaugh, let me take out my little violin.”
“As long as there’s no violence, as long as there’s no harassment, I think the freedom to protest… is a sacred American right,” she continued. ”And look, I think it is incredibly important that the justices, that the people in elected office, realize just how angry so much of America is.”



