The View hosts share theory on what Trump's 'King' title really means

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Trump has signaled that he wants to extend the limits of his executive authority despite multiple legal challenges that appear headed toward U.S. Supreme Court showdowns.
45% : Long Live The King!' White House deputy chief of staff Taylor Budowich then shared the message along with a picture of Trump dressed in the regalia of a king.
45% : In New York, Trump had vowed to take on the traffic program, which charges a $9 toll on most vehicles entering Manhattan neighborhoods south of Central Park.
39% : Trump wrote: 'He who saves his Country does not violate any Law.' Behar demanded action not from fellow Democrats but from the Republican Senator from Maine 'I would question the Republicans in Congress," said Behar, with co-host Sara Haines naming Collins, a moderate Republican who occasionally sides with Democrats That phrase has been attributed to the French military leader who declared himself Emperor in 1804.
38% : New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, hit back at Trump, saying that the Southern District of New York planned to sue.
34% : It came days after Trump issued a similar post echoing France's Napoleon Bonaparte.
27% : Trump, whose namesake Trump Tower penthouse and other properties are within the congestion zone, had vowed to kill the plan as soon as he retook office.
25% : Long Live The King!' Navarro added that Trump doesn't want to talk about survivors of September 11 attacks losing benefits or the increased price of eggs.
25% : Behar exclaimed: 'Step up and do your job and stop kissing his butt!' Trump appeared to have used 'First Buddy' Musk's new Grok 3 AI chatbot to make the image.
25% : Some of the lawsuits accuse Trump of usurping the authority of Congress as set out in the U.S. Constitution.
22% : New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, a Democrat, had fought the tolls in court and wrote a letter to Trump on Inauguration Day imploring him to kill the program.
14% : The ladies of The View made their best guesses as to why Donald Trump declared himself a 'King' in a social media post , while Joy Behar bizarrely slammed Republican Senator Susan Collins Trump's reference to himself as a monarch came after his officials moved to halt New York City 's unpopular traffic congestion pricing system.
13% : An official White House social media account also posted a fake Time magazine cover that replaced 'Time' for 'Trump' and showed the president grinning and wearing a crown.
11% : The ladies of The View made their best guesses as to why Donald Trump declared himself a 'King' in a social media post, while Joy Behar bizarrely slammed Republican Senator Susan Collins.

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