Sara Haines Calls It Like She Sees It
She sits down with executive producer Brian Teta to share her thoughts on spending last week with guest co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck and what it was like having Sheryl Underwood at the table. She breaks down why she believes Americans are feeling fatigue over the war in Iran, what the conflict means for the country, and her hope that the Trump administration is making the right decisions.
She also opens up about her journey with imposter syndrome after sitting down with Viola Davis, and whether she’d ever write a memoir. Plus, she explains why Christina Applegate remains one of her favorite actresses and the impact her work has had on her.
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She sits down with executive producer Brian Teta to share her thoughts on spending last week with guest co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck and what it was like having Sheryl Underwood at the table. She breaks down why she believes Americans are feeling fatigue over the war in Iran, what the conflict means for the country, and her hope that the Trump administration is making the right decisions.
She also opens up about her journey with imposter syndrome after sitting down with Viola Davis, and whether she’d ever write a memoir. Plus, she explains why Christina Applegate remains one of her favorite actresses and the impact her work has had on her.
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