Alyssa Griffin says Biden administration should be ready to 'secure Capitol' as Trump may steal elections

Alyssa Farah Griffin, who has denounced the former president, warned Donald Trump of being man enough to accept the result
UPDATED OCT 16, 2024
Alyssa Farah Griffin is concerned Donald Trump may 'steal the election' and wants Biden administration to secure the Capitol (Getty Images)
Alyssa Farah Griffin is concerned Donald Trump may 'steal the election' and wants Biden administration to secure the Capitol (Getty Images)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA:  Alyssa Farah Griffin, co-host of 'The View', has expressed concern that former president Donald Trump might try and "steal" the upcoming 2024 election.

Griffin, former Donald Trump administration official, who has since denounced the former president, warned Trump of being man enough to accept the result.

'The View' co-host Joy Behar says Donald Trump is 'whitewashing' January 6 event

'The View' co-host Joy Behar kicked-off the conversation by recalling the January 6 Capitol insurrection and how it affected former vice president Mike Pence on the talk show on October 16.

"We all saw it with our own eyes, even Mike Pence, who needs to come out stronger now, I think," Behar, 82, said.

"His life was on the line. They had a noose ready for him. How do these people that are still following him, follow him? I don't understand the mentality anymore," said Behar, according to OK Magzine!.

Reflecting on the continued support for Trump among certain Republicans, Griffin pointed out how some have changed their stance on the former president.



 

She noted that there "has been a total rewriting and white-washing" of the events of January 6.

"They completely changed their tune when Donald Trump showed that he's still got some power and still got some support because it was politically advantageous to them," Griffin added.

Alyssa Farah Griffin says Donald Trump will not concede easily

Alyssa Farah Griffin voiced her concern about how Donald Trump will handle potential loss in the 2024 election.

She asked her co-hosts, "If he loses, do you guys honestly think this time he'll take it like a man and just concede and move on?"

HEMPSTEAD, NY - SEPTEMBER 26:  Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump looks on during the Pres
Alyssa Farah Griffin casted doubt on Donald Trump conceding to defeat if he loses the election (Getty Images)  

She then warned, "He's going to try to steal the election, and the Biden administration needs to be ready to secure the Capitol and state capitals."

The conversation then shifted to the possibility of Kamala Harris winning the election, with 'The View' panel predicting Trump’s reaction.

(Getty Images)
The conversation then shifted to the possibility of Kamala Harris winning the election, with 'The View' panel predicting Trump’s reaction. (Getty Images)

Co-host Whoopi Goldberg added her thoughts, alleging that Trump would "try to start some poo" if Harris wins in November.

Sunny Hostin believes Donald Trump will deny election results

Sunny Hostin also expressed concerns about what might happen after the election, predicting a contested result if Kamala Harris wins.

"I'm very worried about the fact that I do believe that Kamala Harris will win the popular vote and also win the election, and I think he'll deny if she wins," Hostin said.

(Getty Images)
Sunny Hostin also expressed concerns  and said Donald Trump will 'deny' if Kamala Harris wins (Getty Images)

She added, "I think we need to be really, really vigilant the weeks after November 5, after the election."

Griffin closed the discussion by contrasting how Harris would likely handle a loss compared to Trump.

"By the way, if he wins, Kamala Harris will concede, and she will likely show up to his inauguration because that's what we do in America. We allow the peaceful transition of power," she remarked.

GET BREAKING U.S. NEWS & POLITICAL UPDATES
STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX.

MORE STORIES

The photo shows Andrew lying across the laps of several in the saloon at Sandringham House
5 hours ago
The Epstein survivor said federal agencies delayed releasing her FBI records until 2026 while publicly revealing her identity without redaction
6 hours ago
Marina Lacerda said the DOJ released only partial, heavily redacted Jeffrey Epstein files, calling it a cover-up involving Donald Trump’s network
7 hours ago
The DOJ said document releases could change due to technical errors, legal reviews, or added redactions to protect privacy and follow court orders
8 hours ago
Donald Trump endorsed Bruce Blakeman on Truth Social, praising him as MAGA and predicting a November win over Kathy Hochul
11 hours ago
The Justice Department faced fresh scrutiny after Epstein records, including images of Donald Trump, were removed without explanation from its website
12 hours ago
Thomas Massie criticized the Donald Trump admin, saying the DOJ violated transparency law by releasing Jeffrey Epstein files late on December 20
12 hours ago
Kayleigh McEnany said that a competitive primary would strengthen the nominee as Republicans considered succession plans following Trump’s second term
15 hours ago
Dick Durbin claimed that the DOJ prioritized protecting Donald Trump and other elites instead of delivering justice to the Epstein survivors
16 hours ago
Rudy Giuliani argued that ending homeless camp clearances could undo decades of progress and expose the city to rising crime risks
16 hours ago