'The View' floats Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom replace Biden after special counsel report

Some of "The View" co-hosts suggested on Friday that Vice President Kamala Harris or California Gov. Gavin Newsom would make a better Democratic presidential nominee after Special Counsel Robert Hur's tough report on President Biden.

During their heated clash on Friday's show, co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin argued that Hur's report and Biden's subsequent fiery press conference and speech showed that Democrats needed to put forward another nominee. She proposed Harris could do the job in the aftermath of Hur spotlighting memory lapses by Biden, who at 81 is the oldest U.S. president in history.

"Why not the vice president? Why wouldn't Democrats put up the vice president?" she offered.

However, co-host Sunny Hostin believed that Harris could not get elected as a biracial woman. "Because this country is not ready for a Black female president. We couldn't even elect one of the most qualified White women in this country as president," she lamented, referring to Hillary Clinton.

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After the topic was brought up again, co-host Ana Navarro bristled at the idea of replacing Biden as the Democratic nominee.

"Changing candidates in the middle of a race when people have already voted – this is not like changing your underwear! People have already voted! There’s already delegates," she said.

However, Hostin proposed Newsom could defeat former President Trump in 2024.

"There's an off-ramp here and one of the off-ramps we need to think about is once all the delegates are received the DNC will be certifying the delegates, right, and the count and Gavin Newsom can be swapped out if Joe Biden decides to step aside. Or another candidate. I