On Friday's The View, Ana Navarro joked that Cardi B should run for president in 2028, after Cardi B's remarks in a CBS Mornings interview about how she would respond to political opponents. Navarro’s line, "Cardi B 2028!" set the tone as the co-hosts discussed strategies in U.S. politics and media.
Alyssa Farah Griffin praised Gavin Newsom for his media strategy, noting he "gets where the country is going" and "gets where media is going." Navarro added that left-leaning podcasts are performing well, citing the MeidasTouch podcast, and that Newsom and Kamala Harris have talked about fighting fire with fire and meeting opponents where they are.
Joy Behar and Sara Haines weighed in; Haines described Sunny Hostin's quip of going "to the Earth’s crust" when others go low. Navarro said she is "cut out" for that approach and is happy with it, adding a surreal line, "20,000 leagues under the ocean." Behar quipped, "When they go low, I get high." The discussion reflected the panel's mix of pop culture commentary and political strategy, a hallmark of the show.
The discussion returned to Cardi B's remarks; after a clip from Cardi B's CBS Mornings interview, Navarro's "Cardi B 2028" line drew reactions from the table. Cardi B told Gayle King that she doesn't agree with Michelle Obama's "When they go low, we go high" philosophy; Cardi B said she would take it to "Hell where the lava is at," not high. The segment showcased how entertainment figures are increasingly woven into media narratives about political conduct.
The View airs on weekdays at 11/10c on ABC, continuing to blend celebrity commentary with political discourse as it tracks how media personalities and public figures shape the national conversation.