10 minutes ago 2009-11-08T08:37:42-08:00
Access Hollywood
BURBANK, Calif. -- Daytime's spiciest talk
show, "The View," has been cooking with heat on high lately.
Between screaming matches amongst the show's co-hosts and rumors
that both Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Sherri Shepherd are planning
their exit strategies, Barbara Walters has had her hands full with
the show she created. The television legend talked to Access
Hollywood and extinguished those blazing rumors.
"I have heard that Elizabeth is leaving. I have heard that
Sherri is leaving," Barbara told Access at the 2008 Disney
Legends Ceremony at the Walt Disney Studios on Monday in Burbank.
"No one is leaving. I want everyone to stay and everyone
is."
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Despite the show's heated arguments, Barbara insists her
co-hosts are all pleased with one another.
"We're all very happy with each other," she said.
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One topic that has tempers flaring and voices rising on the set
of the talk show is politics. A subject that is vital, according to
Barbara.
"Every program is directing more of its attention to the
election, and 'The View' is no exception," she told
Access.
The opposing banter is part of the magic of "The View,"
according to Barbara.
"[My co-hosts] are very intelligent women, they are opinionated
women, they are women with a sense of humor and people enjoy
watching the program. We like each other and we're not afraid to
argue," she said.
And don't plan on Barbara retiring from the business of heated
morning chats anytime soon.
"Everybody's going to retire sometime, but it's not something that I'm thinking about right now, " she said when asked if retirement is in the foreseeable future. "'The View' is hotter than ever!"
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