The cackling coven of ABC’s The View opened Wednesday’s edition of the show by grasping at paper straws, which were unraveling in their hands as they desperately tried to defend the weak case brought against former President Trump by New York D.A. Alvin Bragg. They tacitly admitted it’s a “weak case” as they attempted to redefine the term and spin the lack of supporting arguments for some of the 34 charges.

“A lot of Republicans are calling this politically motivated. And some people on both sides of the aisle say the case is weak,” moderator Whoopi Goldberg reluctantly admitted. Attempting to downplay the weakness, Goldberg wondered: “Isn't this what you supposed to do? You're supposed to bring the case and then you have to prove it. Isn't that the job?”

Racist co-host Sunny Hostin agreed “that's the job” and described the charges against Trump as one of the D.A. office’s “bread and butter cases.” She bloviated that prosecutors were “really good” at prosecuting them and that the cases were too easy. “In fact, when I was a prosecutor, I got out of the anti-trust division because they were so easy. I wanted more of a challenge,” she proclaimed.

Hostin has not prosecuted a case in many, many years.

According to Hostin, the case against Trump would be “easy” to prove because he has a unique signature: