The View Season 9 Episode 2 Cynthia Nixon, Don Cheadle
- January 3, 2006
Cynthia Nixon, known for her role in Sex and the City, and Don Cheadle, an academy award nominee, join the ladies on The View for a lively discussion on Wednesday, September 13, 2006.
The panel begins by diving into the latest news headlines, discussing everything from the Iran nuclear crisis to the controversy surrounding Rosie O’Donnell’s comments on The View the day before.
Nixon joins the conversation to discuss her own political aspirations, as she is currently running for governor of New York. The ladies discuss the challenges facing female politicians and whether or not gender impacts a candidate’s ability to win an election.
Moving on to lighter fare, the topic of fashion is addressed. The women discuss their own personal style and fashion faux pas. Cheadle joins the conversation, admitting that he doesn’t put much thought into what he wears and simply grabs the first thing he sees in his closet.
The panel then takes a turn towards more serious subjects, discussing Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath. Cheadle, who is a UN goodwill ambassador, shares his experience with relief efforts and his thoughts on government responses to natural disasters.
Switching gears once again, the conversation turns to entertainment. Nixon discusses the challenges of transitioning from acting to politics and whether or not she would consider returning to the small screen. Cheadle talks about his upcoming film, “Talk to Me,” and the process of playing real-life radio DJ Ralph Waldo "Petey" Greene, Jr.
As the show comes to a close, the panel takes on the topic of parenting. Each woman shares her own parenting style and philosophy, discussing the joys and challenges of motherhood.
Overall, Cynthia Nixon and Don Cheadle bring a diverse range of perspectives to the table in this thought-provoking episode of The View. From politics to fashion to entertainment, the panel delves into a variety of subjects, providing viewers with a well-rounded conversation.
