Ep 59. Fri, Nov 27, 2020

The View is an American talk show that is broadcasted on ABC every weekday. Hosted by a panel of strong and opinionated women, The View offers a platform for current events, topical discussions and politics. Each episode of the show features a wide range of guests ranging from politicians, actors, musicians, comedians and industry leaders. Viewers tune in to stay informed and engaged.

In the 59th episode of the 24th season of The View which aired on Nov 27, 2020, the panel of hosts delves into important issues ranging from diverse topics including the current state of the country, the COVID-19 pandemic, and holiday celebrations during a time of the pandemic. The show begins with a welcome by the hosts Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Sara Haines, Sunny Hostin, and Ana Navarro. They greet their virtual audience and reflect on their own Thanksgiving celebrations in light of CDC guidelines.

This episode features two popular guests, actor Anthony Anderson and author Glennon Doyle who drop in virtually to share their insights on current events and more.

Anthony Anderson is an actor, writer, producer and father of two who talks about fatherhood, his aging parents and life during the pandemic. He also sheds light on his upcoming projects including his role in the TV game show "To Tell the Truth", the black-ish TV series which is currently on-going and the sequel for "Coming to America".

Meanwhile, Glennon Doyle, a New York Times best-selling author and activist, sits down with the hosts to discuss her recently released book titled “Untamed”. She shares her journey so far - from a Christian blogger to an activist and how she re-defined success on her own terms.

The day’s hot topics and pressing issues included the spike in COVID-19 cases across the country - the hosts address misinformation and the importance of trusting science. They also discuss the Trump administration and its ongoing legal battles post-election, the importance of the African American vote in Georgia's Senate runoffs, and the deepening political divisions in the United States ahead of the next presidential inauguration.

The discussion takes a lighter turn when the hosts chat about the upcoming holiday season and the challenges of celebrating with family and loved ones while adhering to health and safety protocols amidst the pandemic. They also share how Thanksgiving was different this year and discuss their favorite holiday traditions.

Before signing off, the show introduces a segment called "View Your Deal" which highlights affordable and unique products to the viewers. The hosts showcase exciting holiday deals which can be availed online for their home audiences.

The View, as always, is a dynamic and culturally significant show that provides informative and entertaining content. Featuring a diverse array of guests and candid discussions, The View has something for everyone.