Trump spoke at a Catholic event earlier this week, where he criticized the cohosts, prompting Sunny Hostin to celebrate the fact that he admitted he watches the show.

Trump spoke at the 79th Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner, and called out his critics, including "The View," which gave a fiery response the following day.

Last night at the Alfred E. Smith Catholic charity dinner in New York, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump rattled off a roster of grievances and talking points in the guise of jokes that even he didn’t think were particularly funny (he seemed to admit as much on Fox & Friends today),

The hosts of The View went off on Donald Trump’s “lame” jokes at the Al Smith Dinner during Friday’s show, which they said were “awkward,” and “didn’t land.”“To have Donald Trump sitting there and we are pretending that he is some sort of upstanding citizen—I find that rather offensive” co-host Ana Navarro said of the former president’s invitation to the annual white tie dinner in New York City for Catholic charities in New York.

The View' dedicated part of a segment to responding to former President Trump's barbs about the 'bad' women on the ABC talk show.

"The View" hosts criticized the Al Smith dinner for inviting former President Donald Trump, arguing it should have excluded him.