Kellyanne Conway and "The View" hosts clashed Wednesday on everything from the polls, to Donald Trump's comment about the use of nuclear weapons, to Hillary Clinton's reopened email investigation.
Conway, the campaign manager for Republican presidential nominee Trump, clashed repeatedly with cohost Whoopi Goldberg, first on a new ABC News national poll that showed Trump with a one-point lead, according to the Fox News Insider.
"Didn't you say the polls were rigged?" Goldberg said to Conway, pointing out Trump's accusations that some of the national polls were not accurate, the Fox News Insider noted. "Will it be crooked again if he slips in the polls?"
Displaying confidence in the way the election was breaking, Conway suggested that Trump would return as a guest on the show after he has won the election, noted the Fox News Insider.
"What I think you need to do is get ready for a chyron that says President-Elect Donald J. Trump," Conway told "The View" cohost, the Fox News Insider noted.
Goldberg responded: "I don't care if he ever comes back on this show myself. … (Trump) has been very nasty about people I care about."
The Daily Beast writer Matt Wilstein said Conway remained unflappable under questioning from Goldberg.
"The two women continued to clash throughout the rest of the interview over issues like FBI Director James Comey's October surprise and Trump's plan to replace Obamacare with something 'terrific,' with Goldberg clearly becoming more and more exasperating with Conway, whose composed demeanor never wavered," Wilstein wrote.
Conway had another sharp exchange with cohost Joy Behar in discussing the Obama administration's Iran nuclear deal, Entertainment Weekly reported.
"A lot of people believe that that will prevent nuclear war for 10 years," Behar said about the deal, according to Entertainment Weekly, but Conway shot back, "A lot of people don't."
When Conway accused Behar of "cherry-picking" various comments made by Trump, Behar responded, "I think right now you're being delusional," Entertainment Weekly reported.
A YouTube video of the heated exchanges has garnered more than 250,000 views in one day.