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Behar is controversial for her conspiracy theories. In December of 2007, she raied the notion that Democratic Senator Tim Johnson's recent health problems were the result of a Republican Party conspiracy to retake control of the Senate. When conservative co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck asked, "Why is everything coming from the liberal perspective a conspiracy?" Behar responded "I know what that Party is capable of."<ref>http://www.mrc.org/notablequotables/bestof/2007/categories/tinfoilhat.asp</ref> She has also stated that she believes global warming causes earthquakes.<ref>http://newsbusters.org/blogs/justin-mccarthy/2008/05/19/behar-bush-has-no-business-speaking-jews</ref> | Behar is controversial for her conspiracy theories. In December of 2007, she raied the notion that Democratic Senator Tim Johnson's recent health problems were the result of a Republican Party conspiracy to retake control of the Senate. When conservative co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck asked, "Why is everything coming from the liberal perspective a conspiracy?" Behar responded "I know what that Party is capable of."<ref>http://www.mrc.org/notablequotables/bestof/2007/categories/tinfoilhat.asp</ref> She has also stated that she believes global warming causes earthquakes.<ref>http://newsbusters.org/blogs/justin-mccarthy/2008/05/19/behar-bush-has-no-business-speaking-jews</ref> | ||
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Josephina Victoria "Joy" Behar (née Occhiuto); born October 7, 1942 is a liberal Democrat co-host of the talk show The View.
Behar is controversial for her conspiracy theories. In December of 2007, she raied the notion that Democratic Senator Tim Johnson's recent health problems were the result of a Republican Party conspiracy to retake control of the Senate. When conservative co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck asked, "Why is everything coming from the liberal perspective a conspiracy?" Behar responded "I know what that Party is capable of."[1] She has also stated that she believes global warming causes earthquakes.[2]