Ana Navarro, though still a Republican, was ready to lead a “four more years” chant for President Biden on Friday morning, and she successfully got the entire audience of “The View” to join in with her.
The host’s support came as she and her cohosts discussed Biden’s State of the Union address from Thursday night, which they all agreed was great. Host Alyssa Farah Griffin did mention that “the Trump camp did [Biden] a huge favor by setting expectations so low,” but admitted it was “an objectively good night” for Biden.
When it came time for Navarro’s input, she acknowledged that she’s been outspoken about Biden’s age being an issue, but stated that his speech clearly demonstrated that he’s still mentally sharp.
“Yesterday, he showed he is engaged. He was passionate. He was upset,” she said. “Scranton Joe showed up and fought! He had his gloves on from moment one. He was knowledgeable about policy, he addressed the immigration issue, which I agree with you is the most difficult issue he’s facing, and he turned it into one of the strongest moments of that speech.”
Navarro also mentioned that she was particularly impressed by the conclusion of Biden’s speech, and admitted that she was definitely energized when he finished.
“All I can tell you is that by the time this thing ended, I was in my hotel room like all of those Democrats, where they’re going, ‘Four more years! Four more years! Four more years!'”
With that, Navarro truly started leading the audience in the chant, clapping her hands along with it. It took Joy Behar multiple tries to break things up.
You can watch the moment from “The View” in the video above.
