Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene appeared on "The View" on Jan. 7, after she upset President Donald Trump with her debut on the daytime hit.

The audience of The View were shocked after one of the hosts defended President Donald Trump’s removal of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, going against the rest of her liberal costars. The talk show opened its Monday January 5 episode with a conversation about the capture of Maduro two days earlier.

The View cohosts debated about Trump’s Venezuela takeover and capture of Nicolás Maduro without congressional authorization on the January 6 episode. Whoopi Goldberg had to try and calm things down as Alyssa Farah Griffin and Sunny Hostin got heated.

Despite their contentious history, Rep. Jasmine Crockett is willing to give Marjorie Taylor Greene credit for speaking out against President Trump — but she still thinks it was "a bit cowardly" for Greene to resign from congress.

Savannah Chrisley announced she will co-host ABC's "The View" in February, despite the hosts previously criticizing her parents Todd and Julie Chrisley's pardons.

Joy Behar expressed anticipation for Marjorie Taylor Greene’s return to The View, noting she “forgives but doesn’t forget.” Speculation has arisen that The View ‘s producers may consider Greene as a permanent panelist, following her increased appearances and positive behind-the-scenes impressions.

Following President Trump’s recent push to possibly increase the United States’ military presence in Greenland after the military strike in Venezuela, Whoopi Goldberg and her co-hosts on The View complained about the government’s lack of “checks and balances” under the current administration.