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‘The View’: Ana Navarro Predicts Trump Will ‘Go Completely Unhinged’ and ‘Fall Off the Cliff of Sanity’ Post-Midterms

"He's already teetering," the ABC host says The post ‘The View’: Ana Navarro Predicts Trump Will ‘Go Completely Unhinged’ and ‘Fall Off the Cliff of Sanity’ Post-Midterms appeared first on TheWrap .

On the morning of November 6, 2026, “The View” co-host Ana Navarro predicted former President Donald Trump would "go completely unhinged" and "fall off the cliff of sanity" following the Republican Party's substantial losses in the midterm elections. In an interview that aired on Friday, the ABC host noted that conservatives are currently "licking their wounds" after the "Blue Tsunami."

She attributed the electoral defeat to Republicans' failure to act as a check on Trump's behavior over the past two years. Navarro argued that the party had long since abandoned its role as a watchdog, resulting in some "craziness" coming to the forefront. She specifically pointed to Trump's final address to voters, delivered in front of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, as an indication of his deteriorating mental state.

The former president's actions, she said, were "crazy," and he was surrounded by individuals who enabled and encouraged his erratic behavior.

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