The radical left hosts of ABC's "The View" are once again proving they live in a completely different universe than the rest of America. During a recent segment attacking conservative activist Isabel Brown for encouraging young women to have children, co-host Sunny Hostin made an absolutely jaw-dropping claim that has patriots everywhere shaking their heads in disbelief.
Hostin, responding to Brown's CPAC speech promoting family values, declared it "reckless" to encourage Americans to have kids in today's economy. But here's where it gets completely unhinged: Hostin actually claimed that child care costs a staggering $400,000 PER YEAR.
Let that sink in for a moment, folks. Four hundred thousand dollars. For ONE year of child care.
BlazeTV host Pat Gray absolutely lost it when he heard this elite nonsense, and honestly, can you blame him? While hardworking American families are scraping together every penny to raise their children — often spending around $10,000-$15,000 annually on child care according to real-world data — this privileged TV host is living in such a bubble that she thinks it costs nearly half a million dollars.
"I think it's just really reckless to be suggesting that people should have children when you now know in this country there's this affordability crisis," Hostin said, apparently unaware that her own inflated lifestyle costs don't reflect reality for 99% of Americans.
This is exactly what President Trump meant when he talked about draining the swamp and fighting for forgotten Americans. These coastal elites sitting in their Manhattan studios have zero understanding of what real families face every day.
While Hostin lives in her $400,000-per-year child care fantasy land, millions of American parents are successfully raising beautiful families on budgets these View hosts probably spend on their morning lattes. They're proving every day that strong families are the backbone of our nation — not the privilege of the ultra-wealthy.
It's no wonder "The View" continues losing viewers to conservative media outlets that actually understand and represent American values. When you're this disconnected from reality, maybe it's time to step out of the studio and meet some real working families.
How can we expect these people to understand the struggles of everyday Americans when they think child care costs more than most people's entire annual salary?