This week on the channel +3.7M views this week

Hillary Clinton brings a congressional-accountability warning to The View

Her pre-election interview anchors a week that also examines Haley Stevens's Republican endorsement and the backlash that followed.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Hillary Clinton: Trump Will Get 'Even More Out Of Control' If GOP Loses Midterms

Congress is Clinton's focus. In The View's most-watched new upload of the week, Hillary Clinton argues that Democratic control of both chambers would provide leverage to hold Donald Trump accountable, even as she predicts a more volatile response from the president.

"I think he's going to feel cornered. I think he's going to feel angry," she says in the November 2 interview. She also warns of possible efforts to persuade states not to certify election results and of investigations by an outgoing Republican-led Congress. These are her warnings about what might follow, not accounts of actions already taken.

The clip reached about 146,000 views, the largest total among the week's 15 uploads. A separate excerpt offers Clinton's more hopeful formulation: "Hillary Clinton On The Midterm Elections: 'I'm An Optimist Who Worries A Lot'". Together, the two clips capture the tension in her appearance between electoral optimism and concern about the aftermath.

By daily viewing, however, the November 3 full broadcast and "Haley Stevens Calls Endorsement Backlash Sexist | The View" are the channel's busiest videos. The latter examines Stevens's defense of endorsing Republican Mike Rogers over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan's Senate contest. The full show also makes room for less political table talk, including parents allowing their children to drink and whether the silent treatment damages relationships.

Across the channel, the week brought roughly 3.7 million views while subscribers remained unchanged. Daily viewing is above its usual level. Among nearby talk-show channels, The View sits around the middle for weekly views, with TODAY having a larger week and This Morning a smaller one. Here, the strongest immediate momentum belongs to the full broadcast, not just the individual Hot Topics excerpts.

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