Sara Haines added that "the obligations are different and probably ... If I'm not going to do this thing, I've got to tell my team, 'I don't even want to have a dress ready.'" ...

"Is it true that you didn't want to play JD Vance on the show?" co-host Sara Haines asked Yang. Yang responded, "I just thought there would be better people for it." "It was my impostor syndrome.

“I just thought there would be better people for it,” he told co-host Sara Haines. It was his “imposter syndrome” that made him publicly plead for SNL boss Lorne Michaels to choose someone ...

Sara Haines even said Pope Francis was the “most Jesus-like” person to hold the position. Goldberg, who has taken two trips to the Vatican since 2023, then remembered her time with Pope Francis.

Somebody had to say it,' she finally exclaimed, as co-host Sara Haines declared, 'There's our new headline.' Other co-hosts, though, tried to stay ahead of any legal trouble Yang's comment ...

Goldberg responded: 'Now, don’t forget about all the stuff they’ve cut!' Sara Haines added: 'It’s like putting a band-aid on a deeper problem. We don’t have paid family leave in this country.

She later turned to her fellow panelists and asked their thoughts on the proposal. Sara Haines didn’t hold back either, saying the proposal was comparable to “putting a band-aid on a deeper problem.” ...

“It’s like putting a band-aid on a deeper problem,” Sara Haines said. “We don’t have paid family leave in this country. We don’t have subsidized childcare. We have the highest maternal ...

She later turned to her fellow panelists and asked their thoughts on the proposal. Sara Haines didn’t hold back either, saying the proposal was comparable to “putting a band-aid on a deeper problem.” ...