“I WOKE UP ANGRY… IT’S AN AMERICA I DON’T RECOGNIZE.” — THE VIEW’S ALYSSA FARAH GRIFFIN EMOTES POWERFULLY OVER ALEX PRETTI’S DEATH On the latest episode of The View, co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin admitted she woke up angry in the days after ICU nurse Alex Pretti was shot and killed — describing her response as emotional, visceral, and reflective of deeper fears about the country’s trajectory. Griffin’s reaction wasn’t framed as partisan rhetoric but as an honest reaction to watching the aftermath unfold and processing how a life ended in such a sudden, public way — a response she said echoed far beyond the studio and resonated with viewers grappling with the same confusion and sorrow. Her words captured a moment of raw feeling from a corner of mainstream media that seldom drops its guard, marking a rare instance of unfiltered emotion as the nation continues to wrestle with the tragedy and its implications.
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