Elisabeth Hasselbeck takes a break from hassling the public

Elisabeth Hasselbeck takes a break from hassling the public

Elisabeth Hasselbeck Will Take ‘Couple Of Weeks’ Off To Recover From Surgery

Elisabeth Hasselbeck will be missing from Fox News for a "couple of weeks" as she takes time off to recover from an unknown surgery.
Her "Fox & Friends" co-hosts said Wednesday morning that Hasselbeck "had some surgery" on Tuesday but is "doing just fine."
“She is strong, she is tough, and a better athlete than me,” co-host Brian Kilmeade said on the air. "We heard from her last night and she said she is feeling good. So, in a short time, she’ll be back on the set."
Fox News’ Kimberly Guilfoyle stood in for Hasselbeck Wednesday morning, but there will reportedly be a rotating list of substitutions to take her place in the coming weeks.
The Huffington Post has reached out to Fox News for comment and will update this story if and when they respond. The network told The Wrap, however, that Hasselbeck "has asked for all to respect her wishes for privacy in regards to further details at this time."

the prevailing theory seems to be she’s had surgery to remove the stick from her ass. i’m hardly a fan but wish her the best.
wonder what’s really up?

Barbara Walters: Joy Behar and Elisabeth Hasselbeck Fired To “Shake Up” The View

Barbara Walters: Joy Behar and Elisabeth Hasselbeck Fired To “Shake Up” The View

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Barbara Walters
sheds new light on Joy Behar and Elisabeth Hasselbeck’s exits from “The View” in a new interview, suggesting both co-hosts were fired.


Although both Behar and Hasselbeck separately announced their departures last year as their own choices, speculation remained that the controversial TV personalities were pushed out.


Walters now tells Variety that she and “View” executive producer Bill Geddie didn’t make the decisions alone, with ABC also being “involved.”


“I think the feeling was if one went, both had to leave. We needed to shake things up,” she says.


Walters herself is set to leave the morning talk show next month, although she will remain a co-executuve producer and will have a hand in selecting not just one, but two new co-hosts to join the panel.


“We’re experimenting a little bit,” acknowledges the news veteran. “Sometimes we think we should add a man.”


Walters also hints that at least one of the newbies may be politically-oriented like her former colleagues, sharing, “We need a conservative voice. We do try to present a different side.”


Still, despite her involvement, Walters admits she has no plans to actually watch the show itself once she leaves.


“I think it will make me feel bad. I think I will miss it. If I don’t see it, I won’t miss it,” she confesses.


And she won’t be tuning into “The Talk” either, of which Walters says she’s never seen a full episode, despite a supposed rivalry between to the two casts.


“We are not at all affected by ‘The Talk.’ I don’t think the success of [Julie Chen‘s] show diminishes us, nor do I think the success or failure of ‘The View’ affects them,” says Walters.


She then adds, “The only thing I’ll say is if you’re married to the president of the network, you get more promos.”

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