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Joy Behar is under fire after suggesting the 25th Amendment be used against President Donald Trump — not over incapacity, but over a provocative White House display.

On The View, Behar reacted to President Trump’s new Presidential Walk of Fame at the White House, a hallway featuring portraits of former presidents with blunt, politically charged descriptions beneath them. Under Joe Biden’s portrait, Trump labeled him “Sleepy Joe” and called him the worst president in American history. Barack Obama’s plaque criticized Obamacare and described his presidency as deeply divisive.

Behar didn’t just criticize the tone — she went further, openly floating the idea of invoking the 25th Amendment, a constitutional mechanism designed for medical or mental incapacity, not political disagreement. The studio audience laughed. The panel applauded. But the implications are serious.

In this episode, we break down:

What the 25th Amendment actually exists for — and why joking about it matters

The growing trend of weaponizing constitutional tools for political outrage

Why criticism of Obama and Biden is being treated as taboo by legacy media

The double standard between how Trump and Biden are treated on mental fitness

How Trump uses provocation strategically — and why the media keeps taking the bait

This isn’t just a media meltdown — it’s a warning sign about how casually some are now talking about undoing elections they don’t like.

🎯 Watch the full breakdown and decide for yourself.

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