This host "The view" was in "shock" when she was let go of the show

"I could not breathe literally, I could not breathe."


Since it started broadcasting in 1997, a total of 22 co-hosts were recruited toViewSome tackle for over a decade and others disappear after a season.Elisabeth Hasselbeck Was one of the distribution members serving longer servers, giving his opinions on the conversation show for 10 years. Although its farewells in the air in 2013 be held at the positive, the former co-host has since said that it felt totally confessed when it would have said that its contract would not be renewed. Continue reading to know why she was so shocked and what producers say they led them to her departure.

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Hasselbeck said she "could not breathe" when she learned from their decision.

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"The last 10 years were nothing less extraordinary," Hasselbeck said when sheannounced his departure on the air In 2013. "I wish the next person or co-owner who sits here a set of extraordinary years to come." She went thanks then-colleagues-WHOOPI GOLDBERG,Joy,Sherri Shepherd, andBarbara Walters-For their friendship and support.

But despite the happy face, Hasselbeck then revealed that it was not his idea to leave the day show. In his 2019 book,Point of view: a fresh look at work, faith and Freedom, (Going throughUnited States today), she said she had been told by a producer and a CBA leader that they did not renew her contract because they "go in a less political direction".

"I could not breathe literally, I could not breathe," wrote Hasselbeck. She said she "asked permission" to get his inhaler. "I was folded about shock, asthma and tramy who all fly my wind," added the host.

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She called the choice a "betrayal".

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InPoint of view, Hasselbeck remembered plead with his bosses.

"" Was there anything I could have done differently? " She wrote. "Can I do something differently now? If you just want to tell me, I'll work on it - and I'd better" ... I kept asking, trying to understand how to recover it, trying to recover everything. "

But, she said that they told her that there was nothing she could have done to keep her place.

"I came here and I had babies and shared my heart," she said, told them. "I did not work, and I just do not understand. Why did not you tell me there was something I could have done better, so I could have done that?" "She said she had received" virgin glances "in response.

Hasselbeck wrote that she has spent 90 minutes "just sobering" that day. "Feeling a dose of betrayal and a confusing flour, I felt like the walls of the building declined on me," she said.

The host also claimed in his book that the producers asked him to come back toView Full time at some point, but she refused them. The show never confirmed that, however.

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Audio has surfaced Hasselbeck trying to leave the show in 2006.

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In April 2019,Variety publishedAn audio recording from Hasselbeck Backstage to a 2006 record ofViewswearing and claiming that she was going to leave the show. During the episode, she enteredAn argument with Behar and Walters With regard to the birth control pill "in the morning after" being available as a medicine on the meter. Although Hasselbeck spoke, Walters cut to say that they had to "learn to discuss these things rationally", before cutting commercial.

"F *** That! I'm not going to sit there and I reprimanded myself in the air," says Hasselbeck in the check-in before saying several times she leaves. Then producerBill Geddie tells him to be a professional and return to the whole, what she did. Back on the air, Walters and Hasselbeck reconciled.

After becoming public, Hasselbeck has published an Instagram response to the flight registration.

"I used a bad word when it's frustrated"she wrote. "I was Taylor's pregnant and a great conversation about the value and life of the Nouins took place at sight."

She returned toView Promote his book.

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Hamouswas a guest toViewIn 2019, returning for the first time since the end of his shelters. And the panel did not draw away from the subject. Bear pointed out thathis own contractwas also not renewed in 2013, the same year that Hasselbeck was let go. However, she said she would react a very different reaction for information. "I was like, thank you, I really appreciate this moment," said Behar. "And I pursued two years of very creative work." "She came back toView in 2015.

The Behar asked Hasselbeck why she "[took] that so strong" when his contract was not renewed.

"I was far-wounded," replied Hasselbeck. "I was wounded, and I thought," Yeah, I'm just trying to do my job for 10 years and I am a loyal person. "

And called his former "family" colleagues.

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During this same appearance, Goldberg asked Hasselbeck what it looked like to be back. She said that "after a decade" on the show, she had the impression of "growing" there.

"I had babies here. It's like a family," Hasselbeck explained. "So it feels really good, I must say. And I'm grateful. God has been really good to let me come back."

She said that when she started the book, she thought she was never going onViewto talk about it. But, she added that she "worked on his heart" by writing and finally realized how "joy" would be to come back to discuss his project.

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