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‘The View’ Alyssa Farah Griffin Reveals ‘Affairs, Abuse’ In Congress
Alyssa Farah Griffin is back on The View after two months away. She didn’t waste any time spilling tea on what she saw while working in President Trump’s first administration. She made some bold claims about ‘affairs, abuse’ in Congress. Keep reading to find out what she revealed about the open secrets in D.C. Alyssa Farah Griffin Says Eric Swalwell’s Behavior ‘Open Secret’ In D.C. Two male Representatives resigned from Congress this month amid shocking sexual misconduct allegations. Several women came forward with complaints about Eric Swalwell. The Democrat has represented California since 2013. The allegations came out after he became a frontrunner in the race for Governor of California. ‘The View’ Alyssa Farah Griffin/Credit: YouTube Representative Swalwell denied the claims that he sexually harassed or assaulted the women. However, he admitted to consensual affairs with them. He dropped out of the Governor’s race but remained in Congress. But after several days of pressure from both sides of the aisle, he resigned from the House of Representatives. The allegations against Eric Swalwell seemingly came out of nowhere and were a shock to a lot of his supporters. However, Alyssa Farah Griffin revealed that rumors about the former Congressman had been around for years and were an open secret in D.C. She recently returned to The View from maternity leave. The new mom worked in President Trump’s first administration before resigning in 2020 and joining the ABC talk show in 2022. “I do think the rumors matter, because, to be honest, I had heard and even experienced — nothing wrong or criminal — but I’ve been with Eric Swalwell when he seemed overserved,” she said on The View. Alyssa Farah Griffin added, “It was an open secret that he had issues with women, that he was somebody who was susceptible, potentially to heavy drinking, to impropriety with women.” [The View | YouTube] The View Host Spills On ‘Affairs, Abuse’ In Congress The allegations against Tony Gonzales, a Republican from Texas, came out several months ago after a staffer died, allegedly by suicide. He admitted to having an affair with the staffer and dropped his reelection bid. However, he declined to resign from his seat until this week. Tony Gonzales finally resigned days after Eric Swalwell. The allegations and the subsequent resignations reignited the conversation regarding the behavior of members of Congress. Republican Nancy Mace put forward a measure to release House Ethics Committee records regarding sexual abuse and misconduct. The measure was killed in the House, with the majority of both Democrats and Republicans voting against it. But now TMZ is on the scent. The outlet announced that they’re setting up shop in D.C. and putting the spotlight on politicians instead of celebrities. The surprising change was highly approved by many gossip mongers, including the hosts of The View. Alyssa Farah Griffin showed her support during the “Hot Topics” discussion about it. “I think that until members of congress hold themselves to a higher standard, they’re not entitled to some of the decorum that they might be treated with by these people that are covering them.” “I mean, look at these timelines. We have mistresses, affairs, abuse,” Alyssa Farah Griffin pointed out about the numerous scandals in the last few years alone. She said it’s about time politicians got the same level of scrutiny as Kim Kardashian. One of TMZ‘s first targets was Texas Senator Ted Cruz, who declined to get involved in the feud between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV. Tell us in the comments what you think about the outlet’s newfound focus on exposing politicians. The post ‘The View’ Alyssa Farah Griffin Reveals ‘Affairs, Abuse’ In Congress appeared first on TV Shows Ace.
‘The View’ Alyssa Farah Griffin Reveals ‘Affairs, Abuse’ In Congress
Alyssa Farah Griffin is back on The View after two months away. She didn’t waste any time spilling tea on what she saw while working in President Trump’s first administration. She made some bold claims about ‘affairs, abuse’ in Congress. Keep reading to find out what she revealed about the open secrets in D.C. Alyssa Farah Griffin Says Eric Swalwell’s Behavior ‘Open Secret’ In D.C. Two male Representatives resigned from Congress this month amid shocking sexual misconduct allegations. Several women came forward with complaints about Eric Swalwell. The Democrat has represented California since 2013. The allegations came out after he became a frontrunner in the race for Governor of California. ‘The View’ Alyssa Farah Griffin/Credit: YouTube Representative Swalwell denied the claims that he sexually harassed or assaulted the women. However, he admitted to consensual affairs with them. He dropped out of the Governor’s race but remained in Congress. But after several days of pressure from both sides of the aisle, he resigned from the House of Representatives. The allegations against Eric Swalwell seemingly came out of nowhere and were a shock to a lot of his supporters. However, Alyssa Farah Griffin revealed that rumors about the former Congressman had been around for years and were an open secret in D.C. She recently returned to The View from maternity leave. The new mom worked in President Trump’s first administration before resigning in 2020 and joining the ABC talk show in 2022. “I do think the rumors matter, because, to be honest, I had heard and even experienced — nothing wrong or criminal — but I’ve been with Eric Swalwell when he seemed overserved,” she said on The View. Alyssa Farah Griffin added, “It was an open secret that he had issues with women, that he was somebody who was susceptible, potentially to heavy drinking, to impropriety with women.” [The View | YouTube] The View Host Spills On ‘Affairs, Abuse’ In Congress The allegations against Tony Gonzales, a Republican from Texas, came out several months ago after a staffer died, allegedly by suicide. He admitted to having an affair with the staffer and dropped his reelection bid. However, he declined to resign from his seat until this week. Tony Gonzales finally resigned days after Eric Swalwell. The allegations and the subsequent resignations reignited the conversation regarding the behavior of members of Congress. Republican Nancy Mace put forward a measure to release House Ethics Committee records regarding sexual abuse and misconduct. The measure was killed in the House, with the majority of both Democrats and Republicans voting against it. But now TMZ is on the scent. The outlet announced that they’re setting up shop in D.C. and putting the spotlight on politicians instead of celebrities. The surprising change was highly approved by many gossip mongers, including the hosts of The View. Alyssa Farah Griffin showed her support during the “Hot Topics” discussion about it. “I think that until members of congress hold themselves to a higher standard, they’re not entitled to some of the decorum that they might be treated with by these people that are covering them.” “I mean, look at these timelines. We have mistresses, affairs, abuse,” Alyssa Farah Griffin pointed out about the numerous scandals in the last few years alone. She said it’s about time politicians got the same level of scrutiny as Kim Kardashian. One of TMZ‘s first targets was Texas Senator Ted Cruz, who declined to get involved in the feud between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV. Tell us in the comments what you think about the outlet’s newfound focus on exposing politicians. The post ‘The View’ Alyssa Farah Griffin Reveals ‘Affairs, Abuse’ In Congress appeared first on TV Shows Ace.
‘The View’ Alyssa Farah Griffin Reveals ‘Affairs, Abuse’ In Congress
Alyssa Farah Griffin is back on The View after two months away. She didn’t waste any time spilling tea on what she saw while working in President Trump’s first administration. She made some bold claims about ‘affairs, abuse’ in Congress. Keep reading to find out what she revealed about the open secrets in D.C. Alyssa Farah Griffin Says Eric Swalwell’s Behavior ‘Open Secret’ In D.C. Two male Representatives resigned from Congress this month amid shocking sexual misconduct allegations. Several women came forward with complaints about Eric Swalwell. The Democrat has represented California since 2013. The allegations came out after he became a frontrunner in the race for Governor of California. ‘The View’ Alyssa Farah Griffin/Credit: YouTube Representative Swalwell denied the claims that he sexually harassed or assaulted the women. However, he admitted to consensual affairs with them. He dropped out of the Governor’s race but remained in Congress. But after several days of pressure from both sides of the aisle, he resigned from the House of Representatives. The allegations against Eric Swalwell seemingly came out of nowhere and were a shock to a lot of his supporters. However, Alyssa Farah Griffin revealed that rumors about the former Congressman had been around for years and were an open secret in D.C. She recently returned to The View from maternity leave. The new mom worked in President Trump’s first administration before resigning in 2020 and joining the ABC talk show in 2022. “I do think the rumors matter, because, to be honest, I had heard and even experienced — nothing wrong or criminal — but I’ve been with Eric Swalwell when he seemed overserved,” she said on The View. Alyssa Farah Griffin added, “It was an open secret that he had issues with women, that he was somebody who was susceptible, potentially to heavy drinking, to impropriety with women.” [The View | YouTube] The View Host Spills On ‘Affairs, Abuse’ In Congress The allegations against Tony Gonzales, a Republican from Texas, came out several months ago after a staffer died, allegedly by suicide. He admitted to having an affair with the staffer and dropped his reelection bid. However, he declined to resign from his seat until this week. Tony Gonzales finally resigned days after Eric Swalwell. The allegations and the subsequent resignations reignited the conversation regarding the behavior of members of Congress. Republican Nancy Mace put forward a measure to release House Ethics Committee records regarding sexual abuse and misconduct. The measure was killed in the House, with the majority of both Democrats and Republicans voting against it. But now TMZ is on the scent. The outlet announced that they’re setting up shop in D.C. and putting the spotlight on politicians instead of celebrities. The surprising change was highly approved by many gossip mongers, including the hosts of The View. Alyssa Farah Griffin showed her support during the “Hot Topics” discussion about it. “I think that until members of congress hold themselves to a higher standard, they’re not entitled to some of the decorum that they might be treated with by these people that are covering them.” “I mean, look at these timelines. We have mistresses, affairs, abuse,” Alyssa Farah Griffin pointed out about the numerous scandals in the last few years alone. She said it’s about time politicians got the same level of scrutiny as Kim Kardashian. One of TMZ‘s first targets was Texas Senator Ted Cruz, who declined to get involved in the feud between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV. Tell us in the comments what you think about the outlet’s newfound focus on exposing politicians. The post ‘The View’ Alyssa Farah Griffin Reveals ‘Affairs, Abuse’ In Congress appeared first on TV Shows Ace.
Scott Jennings Calls Jimmy Kimmel ‘Elitist,’ Defends Working Class
Jimmy Kimmel recently had a few choice words concerning a member of President Donald Trump’s cabinet. Since then, a few figures have spoken out about his comments, including CNN personality Scott Jennings, among others. Kimmel himself has also responded to these comments. Scott Jennings Responded To One Jimmy Kimmel Monologue Jennings is a political commentator and writer who previously served as the special assistant to the president and deputy director of political affairs during the George W. Bush administration. He joined CNN in 2017 and The Los Angeles Times in 2019. Recently, Jennings had a few words for late show host Jimmy Kimmel after a recent joke. For his part, the comedian has been the host and executive producer of Jimmy Kimmel Live! since 2003. Scott Jennings – YouTube During a recent episode of his show, Kimmel poked fun at new Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin’s job history. At the time, he quipped, “The now former senator of Oklahoma… before he was elected to the Senate, Markwayne Mullin was a low-level MMA fighter and a plumber. That’s right, we have a plumber protecting us from terrorism now!” This joke later earned a response from Jennings on his podcast with a segment titled, “Kimmel Insults Working Class America.” After playing a clip from Kimmel’s show, he asked his audience, “Ask yourself this question. If you had to be governed by 100 plumbers or 100 sneering, elitist, broken-brained, know-nothing, hack liberal comedians in Hollywood, what would you choose?” Kimmel Got A Few Responses Over The Joke, Including From President Donald Trump For his part, the CNN alum treated the issue as a reflection on class. Jennings then supplied his own answer to the question he just asked, expressing, “I know what I would choose. I’d take the plumbers, the working class, every single time.” Jennings wasn’t the only one to criticize Kimmel for the joke. In a later episode, Kimmel himself claimed that President Trump called in to Fox in light of the joke. Jimmy Kimmel/Credit: YouTube As Kimmel expressed, “His apple polishers are all in a tizzy because I made light of the fact that his new head of Homeland Security, Markwayne Mullin, before he was a senator, was a plumber. And now he’s the head of Homeland Security, which is not necessarily the kind of resume you might hope for, for the person in charge of protecting us from terrorism.” During the episode, Kimmel claimed that his words were “twisted” into an insult against plumbers. He later claimed, “I wouldn’t put a plumber in charge of Homeland Security for the same reason I wouldn’t call a five-star general to pull a rat out of my toilet, OK?” He also quipped that he was “upset that he isn’t still a plumber,” as noted by Mediaite. What is your reaction to this recent discussion, from Scott Jenning’s comments to Jimmy Kimmel’s monologue? Have you been following this story? Have you been following this story? Make sure you come back to TV Shows Ace for all the latest TV and celebrity news. The post Scott Jennings Calls Jimmy Kimmel ‘Elitist,’ Defends Working Class appeared first on TV Shows Ace.
Scott Jennings Calls Jimmy Kimmel ‘Elitist,’ Defends Working Class
Jimmy Kimmel recently had a few choice words concerning a member of President Donald Trump’s cabinet. Since then, a few figures have spoken out about his comments, including CNN personality Scott Jennings, among others. Kimmel himself has also responded to these comments. Scott Jennings Responded To One Jimmy Kimmel Monologue Jennings is a political commentator and writer who previously served as the special assistant to the president and deputy director of political affairs during the George W. Bush administration. He joined CNN in 2017 and The Los Angeles Times in 2019. Recently, Jennings had a few words for late show host Jimmy Kimmel after a recent joke. For his part, the comedian has been the host and executive producer of Jimmy Kimmel Live! since 2003. Scott Jennings – YouTube During a recent episode of his show, Kimmel poked fun at new Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin’s job history. At the time, he quipped, “The now former senator of Oklahoma… before he was elected to the Senate, Markwayne Mullin was a low-level MMA fighter and a plumber. That’s right, we have a plumber protecting us from terrorism now!” This joke later earned a response from Jennings on his podcast with a segment titled, “Kimmel Insults Working Class America.” After playing a clip from Kimmel’s show, he asked his audience, “Ask yourself this question. If you had to be governed by 100 plumbers or 100 sneering, elitist, broken-brained, know-nothing, hack liberal comedians in Hollywood, what would you choose?” Kimmel Got A Few Responses Over The Joke, Including From President Donald Trump For his part, the CNN alum treated the issue as a reflection on class. Jennings then supplied his own answer to the question he just asked, expressing, “I know what I would choose. I’d take the plumbers, the working class, every single time.” Jennings wasn’t the only one to criticize Kimmel for the joke. In a later episode, Kimmel himself claimed that President Trump called in to Fox in light of the joke. Jimmy Kimmel/Credit: YouTube As Kimmel expressed, “His apple polishers are all in a tizzy because I made light of the fact that his new head of Homeland Security, Markwayne Mullin, before he was a senator, was a plumber. And now he’s the head of Homeland Security, which is not necessarily the kind of resume you might hope for, for the person in charge of protecting us from terrorism.” During the episode, Kimmel claimed that his words were “twisted” into an insult against plumbers. He later claimed, “I wouldn’t put a plumber in charge of Homeland Security for the same reason I wouldn’t call a five-star general to pull a rat out of my toilet, OK?” He also quipped that he was “upset that he isn’t still a plumber,” as noted by Mediaite. What is your reaction to this recent discussion, from Scott Jenning’s comments to Jimmy Kimmel’s monologue? Have you been following this story? Have you been following this story? Make sure you come back to TV Shows Ace for all the latest TV and celebrity news. The post Scott Jennings Calls Jimmy Kimmel ‘Elitist,’ Defends Working Class appeared first on TV Shows Ace.