Joy Behar snaps on The View cohost who speculated she'll work forever: 'What are you, nuts?'

Joy Behar didn't seem to appreciate The View cohost Alyssa Farah Griffin's long-term projections about the 80-year-old's future.

Friday's episode of the talk show saw the table engage in an impassioned Hot Topics discussion about a man who reportedly laughed at a woman he met on a dating app who said "she was looking for a traditional relationship" that meant "she would be a housewife without children," Behar said at the top of the segment.

"My thought is general fulfillment," Griffin, the show's conservative cohost, said. "I think I'll be like Joy. I want to work forever. Working brings me fulfillment and happiness."

ABC (2) Joy Behar and Alyssa Farah Griffin on 'The View'

Behar cut her off to ask, "What makes you think I want to work forever? What are you, nuts?"

The audience laughed, though Behar never cracked a smile, even when Griffin pushed back. "You're going to work forever. Mark my words," Griffin said. "No," Behar said, with a visibly annoyed look on her face.

The table — including fill-in cohost Rachel Lindsay — continued to dissect the matter until Behar declared the topic over, and chuckled as she ripped up her cue cards before the show went to commercial.

Behar previously confronted Griffin, a Republican and former employee of Donald Trump's White House, over her political affiliations in June, telling the 34-year-old that her party tends to "steal elections."

The View airs weekdays at 11 a.m. ET/PT on ABC.

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