The View host Joy Behar’s Donald Trump joke leaves former White House aide Alyssa Farah Griffin in shock

The View’s Joy Behar surprised her co-host, Alyssa Farah Griffin, with a highly suggestive take on Donald Trump.

Joy, 81, and the panel were discussing Joe Biden’s Wednesday night address to the nation on Thursday’s show when Sara Haines pointed out the “contrast” between Trump and the president.

“He is literally giving up power, his dream, the only thing he ever wanted to do, while we have a former president who couldn’t even accept the election results when people said, ‘We don’t want you,'” said Sara, 46.

“You see Biden listening to the rest of his party and Trump saying, ‘I am the party,’ and I was like, ‘This is exactly what everyone needed,’ and I just hope he can finally slow down, relax, and be a dad and a grandfather,” he added, as Joy chimed in, joking, “Trump won’t budge one bit. Just ask Stormy Daniels!”

Alyssa, 35, was visibly stunned and blurted out: “Oh my gosh, Joy!” while laughing nervously, while Sunny Hostin commented: “I have to get you to write my next book with me,” referring to her swashbuckling novels.

The live studio audience was completely impressed with Joy’s comment about Trump and applauded her while cheering, while Sara quickly said, ‘Pivot, Alyssa, turn!’

Adult film star Stormy, who allegedly had an affair in 2006 with the former president, has previously spoken out about Donald’s manhood, describing it as “unique and horrifying”, and said their alleged encounter was “the least impressive sex I’ve ever had”.

After Sara gave her the thumbs up on Thursday’s show, Republican Alyssa, who used to work for Trump, continued: “In that sense, I thought it was a beautiful and historic speech and I was watching it as someone who spent a lot of time in that Oval Office in front of that desk decided for a different president and it was a reminder to me, presidents are simply custodians of the White House.

‘They’re there as elected representatives of the people, not to stay there forever, not to run because the country is built on them and their vision. They’re there to serve for a time. We talk about George Washington knowing when to pass the baton.

“I said a year ago on this show that if he passed the baton to the next generation of leaders, the history books would remember him fondly, and I deeply believe that.”

She continued: ‘Some people on the right have argued that this was an undemocratic process to change who the nominee is… the 14 million people who voted in the Democratic primaries voted for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, it was known that she would be his vice president.

‘She hasn’t even been officially named a candidate, nor has he been named yet. The delegates who will be at the convention are the representatives of the voters who are sent there. But if we compare that to the 81 million votes that Donald Trump wanted to throw out after the election,

“It’s a failure, it’s a ridiculous point and I think it’s a moment to remember that we are better than what we have seen in recent years and we have the opportunity to turn the page.”

Referring again to the contrast between Biden and Trump, Joy spoke up and said, “It would be good for Americans to realize that. He is saying that he reveres the office, that he loves my country more, that this is a wonderful country that allowed a stutterer from humble beginnings to become president.”

“And Donald Trump is calling this country a dumping ground, a stupid country run by stupid people, a nation in decline, a third world hellhole. That’s what Trump is campaigning for!” the comedian argued.

Whoopi Goldberg then spoke up and admitted, ‘Listen, I’ve tempered myself not to fall to the bottom, because I could fall to the bottom,’ to which Joy replied, ‘Oh yeah, and we’d be in that boat with you!’

The Sister Act star, 69, responded: “I know, but it’s not the boat we want to be in. We don’t want to be in the lowest boat. We want to be in the boat that’s fighting for the things that we all want, whether it’s young people or older people trying to hold on to their luck, working past 70 because they’re scared of losing their money.

“We want a country that works for women, young women and older women, because we all have to go to the doctor. Republican women have to go to the doctor, black women, Asian women, all women have to go to the doctor.

‘We’re fighting. We’re fighting for the things that we were told as Americans that make us different from everyone else, and if you live in other countries or have been to other countries, we’re different.

‘We’re allowed to say, ‘You know what? I don’t like what you’re doing, so I’m going to go out and protest.’ It’s a really good thing to be able to do, we don’t want to lose that because someone doesn’t like what you said and you get thrown in jail. It’s not fun. That’s not the American way!’

Earlier this year, on May 30, Trump was found guilty of all 34 felony counts in the historic hush-hush trial involving 45-year-old Stormy.

Stormy took down the former president after revealing that Trump’s then-lawyer Michael Cohen had paid her $130,000 to ensure she remained silent about alleged sex she had with the businessman at a golf tournament a decade earlier.

During the high-profile trial, the actress revealed intimate details about the alleged encounter.

He described the furniture in the room and even Trump’s toiletries kit, as well as demonstrating sexual positions for the jury.

In her testimony, she also described how the former president compared her to his daughter Ivanka and how she spanked him with a magazine that featured him on the cover before the alleged sex.

She also said that as soon as she returned to her room, he took off his clothes and stood between her and the door, waiting for her.

And while she admitted Trump had not threatened her, she said she passed out during the experience, but that they had sex in the missionary position.