The View’s Alyssa Farah Griffin asserted on Thursday that Ron DeSantis would quickly fold under the pressure of a heated GOP primary against Donald Trump, adding that the Florida governor will “implode” in the face of sustained attacks.
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Noting that the Republican Party is “boosting and hyping DeSantis” because they are looking for “Trump-lite,”said DeSantis has “done nothing on the national stage” and has resisted mainstream news interviews. Asked later in the segment how DeSantis would react if Trump called him a “pedophile” during a debate, Farah Griffin again argued that the Florida governor just isn’t equipped to deal with the ex-president’s onslaught of insults.
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