'The View' star Alyssa Farah Griffin says Joe Biden needs to stay away from the media

Alyssa Farah Griffin – former White House staffer for Donald Trump, The view Co-host and visionary of alternative sperm face creams – has strong advice for President Joe Biden ahead of the 2024 election: Stay calm until Americans go to the polls.

The 35-year-old responded on social media (before also addressing the issue on Wednesday's live stream). view Show) on Biden's controversial comments about Trump supporters, which Reuters reported during a fundraising appeal on Tuesday: “The only trash I see floating out there is that of his supporters – his – his demonization of Latinos is unconscionable and un-American,” Biden said. According to the outlet, in response to comedian Tony Hinchcliffe's racist joke about Puerto Rico at a Trump rally at New York's Madison Square Garden Arena.

“Biden must stay away from all media until Election Day. “His 'garbage' comments are political gold for the right and remind voters of being called 'deplorables,'” Griffin – who worked for Trump's communications team before resigning and speaking out against him in 2020 – shared on Wednesday morning, with Vice President Kamala Harris also being urged to walk back from Biden's comments as she prepares to take on Trump on November 5.

“The comment is the opposite of what Kamala Harris strives for – unifying Americans. The campaign (should) clearly distance itself. This is not the time to worry about other people’s feelings,” Griffin continued. “And to be clear: Trump has said worse things about Democrats almost every day for a decade. Fake, they (really) don’t want me in the group.

She concluded: “There is a direct line from good men in politics like McCain and Mitt Romney, who are unfairly demonized by the left (remember binders full of women?) – to Trump. Many R's decided if the left would tear down the good. “Men who play fair, why don't they raise a tyrant to fight back?”

Amid the backlash to the report, Biden issued a statement about his words on X, seeking to clarify his stance in the crucial days before the vote.

“Today I called the hateful rhetoric about Puerto Rico expressed by Trump supporters at his rally at Madison Square Garden trash — that’s the only word I can think of to describe it,” the 82-year-old said. “His demonization of Latinos is unconscionable. That's all I wanted to say. The comments at this rally do not reflect who we are as a nation.”

On Wednesday, The view A clip was also played in which Harris then responded to Biden's comments.

“First of all, he clarified his comments, but let me be clear: I object to any criticism of people based on who they vote for,” Harris said in the footage. “I believe my work is about representing all people, whether they support me or not.”

On the show, Whoopi Goldberg criticized Republicans for trying to use Biden's comments against him and the Harris campaign, while Griffin laid out her feelings. “When they hear the President of the United States, who was Kamala Harris' nominee, call them trash, they say, 'Look, they're not on our side,'” Griffin estimated. “I understand his withdrawal, but it is being blown out of proportion to tens of millions of people who believe that.”

Goldberg later pointed out that comments from Trump and his supporters have disparaged a wide range of people over the years – including Harris himself.

“If you say I'm indecisive and don't know if I trust them, and now they're saying that about us… but how do people think I feel listening to a clown talk about it?” “Kamala's pimp?” Goldberg asked, referring to recent rhetoric comparing Harris to being controlled by men, while Sunny Hostin pointed out that Trump compared America to a dumpster over immigration at a recent campaign rally.

Both Harris and Biden have made recent appearances The viewas the talk show has long been an important pit stop for political candidates before a presidential election.

Harris' appearance sparked attack ads from the right after she told Sunny Hostin that she couldn't immediately think of what she would do differently under her administration than she did under Biden.

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Biden also recently participated in an interview on the show where host Goldberg told him to his face that she didn't like how Democrats had publicly advocated for him to drop out of the campaign over concerns about his age.

In others view News, producer Brian Teta recently revealed at the Behind the table podcast that the co-hosts will not be participating in the show's annual, fan-favorite Halloween costume show, as the talk show's holiday episode typically requires a lot of time and preparation for its elaborate, pre-recorded segments and the panelists have more time with Want to spend time talking about the presidential election on November 5th.

The view airs weekdays at 11 a.m. ET/10 a.m. PT on ABC.