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Meghan McCain's Mom Reacts to Her Fights on 'The View,' Says They Make Her Cringe

Meghan McCain's Mom Reacts to Her Fights on 'The View,' Says They Make Her Cringe

Cindy McCain has made some comments about her daughter Meghan McCain that might surprise you!

The 67-year-old widow of Senator John McCain went on Andy Cohen‘s SiriusXM radio show this week and talked about her thoughts on Meghan‘s work on The View.

“Did you know that Meghan was such a tough cookie and a fighter? Because she gets into it with the other women. And what is your reaction when you’re watching?” Andy said while comparing the talk show to the Real Housewives.

Click inside to find out what Cindy McCain said in response…

Cindy responded, “Well, ever since she was very little, we’ve called her John McCain in a dress. Because she was always fighting, she was always questioning and talking and making sure, not only did she understand what was going on, but could we change it, kind of thing.”

“She’s always been that way,” she continued. “So, that’s her nickname within the family. And I think she’s doing a great job — she stands up for what she believes in and that’s all you can ask for. And she’s also really smart, so I appreciate what she does. I don’t always agree with her but I do appreciate it.”

Last week, Meghan got cut off by the show’s moderator Whoopi Goldberg while she was talking about Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene and the conspiracy theories she has promoted.

Andy brought up that moment and then said, “As a mom — I just saw you kind of cringe a little bit when I brought it up. Did that upset you to watch?”

“Well, yeah, from a mom ― [you] teach your children to be polite and be nice to other people and all that kind of stuff, and it does make me cringe a little bit,” Cindy said. “But again, it’s her job and it’s what she does and it’s Whoopi‘s job to keep the peace so I understand everything that’s going on. But as a mom, yeah, it does bother me a little bit.”

An interesting report about The View was released on Friday.

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