NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: In a recent argument, Sunny Hostin, the co-host of 'The View,' was criticized by Fox Business host Lisa Kennedy Montgomery for her inflammatory remarks about White Republican women who want to "protect the patriarchy" because it benefits them.

Kennedy strongly disagreed with Hostin's viewpoints in an interview with Fox News' Johnny Jones, emphasizing the value of empowering other women, particularly those who decide to stay home with their children. Kennedy expressed her stance, saying, "There is a special place in hell for women who don't support other women."

'They have huffed too many fumes'

Kennedy defended stay-at-home mothers and their dedication to providing for their families, stating, "I feel bad for the women of 'The View' because they obviously have some brain damage being kept inside that fart vacuum next to Whoopie Goldberg. They have huffed too many fumes and their brain cells have been compromised."

'White women, in particular, want to protect this patriarchy'

Hostin's comments were made during a discussion on 'The View' about a Washington Post article highlighting female voters in Pennsylvania who expressed their continued support for the former president, despite allegations of sexual assault and defamation against him. Hostin claimed that some white women want to "protect the patriarchy" because it benefits them personally. She said, "I think that women, white women in particular, want to protect this patriarchy here because it's to their benefit." Hostin added,

"They want to make sure their husbands do well. They want to make sure their sons do well. They want to make sure their children do well. They want to make sure they do well." Hostin claimed.

'Garbage person with garbage opinions'

Kennedy responded to Hostin's remarks stating, "I believe most people vote because they want their husbands, their spouses, their kids especially to have as much opportunity as they can in this country. That's not racism, that's rationality." She criticized Hostin, referring to her as "a garbage person with garbage opinions" and expressing her frustration at being maligned alongside other moms who strive to provide for their families and serve as role models.

'There’s a special place in hell'

Kennedy continued, "When you have other women like that, shaming moms who are doing their very best to provide for their families and lead by example, and then someone like Sunny in the fart factory is somehow maligning us... There’s a special place in hell, I hear, for women who don’t support other women." Expressing surprise at the lack of consequences from The View network, Kennedy remarked that the hosts had become "too comfortable being cruel and divisive."