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“The View” co-host Joy Behar seemed to compare a portion of the Holocaust experience with caged children at the U.S. southern border on Monday, but it didn’t go quite as she may have planned. On Monday, the ABC show welcomed Holocaust survivor Millie Baran to honor Holocaust Memorial Day. Millie appeared on the hit daytime… The post WATCH: Joy Behar asks Holocaust survivor thoughts about kids separated from their families at the border. The conversation did not go the way she apparently wanted. appeared first on True Pundit.
