🔥 Hot News: Sunny Hostin causes live shock when calling Elon Musk “bastard”The View– Unexpected reaction from Musk leaves audience in silence
New York, USA –An unexpected and tension -loaded moment took over the program’s live recordingThe ViewThis morning, when host Sunny Hostin referred to billionaire Elon Musk as a “bastard”, causing a mixture of perplexity and embarrassing silence between the public and the other presenters.
The comment took place during a heated debate on the impact of major technological platforms on democracy and freedom of expression. Hostin, visibly annoyed by Musk’s recent actions in charge of X (former Twitter), did not contain his frustration and shot:
“He acts as if it were untouchable. A true bastard with an empire in his hands.”
The reaction in the studio was immediate. Elon Musk, who was virtually participating in the program for an exclusive interview, remained silent for a few seconds before responding with an ironic smile:
“I’m used to criticism, but this kind of language says more about who uses it than about me.”
The mood became even more tense when Joy Behar, one of the show’s most experienced presenter, intervened quickly, apologizing live:
“We apologize for any offensive language used during this segment. Our intention has always been to promote dialogue.”
On social networks, the moment went viral quickly. Hashtags as#SunnyHostin, #Elon musclee#TheviewDramaThey dominated the Trending Topics in minutes, dividing public opinion between support and criticism of Hostin’s stance.
While some praised the presenter’s courage for saying what many think, others accused the program of lack of professionalism and disrespect. The production team of theThe ViewIt has not yet officially commented on the incident.
📌 What to wait next?
Sources close to the production revealed that the program is reviewing its live interview protocols. Already Elon Musk, in his X account, published an enigmatic message shortly after the program:
“The truth bothers you. Always.”
The episode rekindles the debate on the limits of freedom of expression, especially in long -reach television programs. The question is: How far is the frankness in the media, and where does professional responsibility begin?
