Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker stopped by “The View” on Friday to talk politics, but before he could do that, host Joy Behar made him confirm that he’s a billionaire. Twice, in fact.

The View co-host Joy Behar offered Elon Musk a back-handed apology after calling him “pro-apartheid” live on air. Behar’s comment slipped out during her rant about the South African billionaire’s relationship with President Donald Trump.

On 'The View,' Joy Behar criticized Elon Musk and questioned his citizenship: JOY BEHAR: What was that? Well, I think that Trump is happy right now with this situation because he only ran to stay out of jail.

"Does the entire Republican congress have to get the measles for them to do something?" Joy Behar asked. Initial findings from preliminary autopsies performed on Oscar-winning actor Gene Hackman and his wife,

At this point, "The View" should just make their legal team co-hosts. As Department of Government Efficiency chair Elon Musk stays on the course in cutting waste, fraud, and abuse, he's sparked the ire of the left as they've somehow found a way to oppose that effort.

Tears of Joy. The View co-host Joy Behar embarrassingly walked back claims she made that billionaire DOGE chief Elon Musk is a “pro-apartheid,” “foreign agent” and an “enemy of the state.” “The guy was not born in this country,

Joy Behar has retracted her bold proclamation that the South African-born Elon Musk was “pro-apartheid” after she said she received flack for her comment. While speaking about the tech billionaire’s working relationship with President Donald Trump on Thursday’s episode of The View,