Leave it to Ana Navarro to deliver the most colorful descriptor on The View this morning. The outspoken co-host — who never holds back at the Hot Topics table — reacted with disgust to New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu’s endorsement of Donald Trump for president.

The View, which previously hosted Sununu as a guest in May 2023, was widely disappointed by his support for Trump, especially since he previously told the panel that he didn’t think the one-term POTUS would be the 2024 Republican nominee.

Sununu appeared on ABC’s This Week yesterday (April 14), where he admitted that he believes Trump “contributed” to the Jan. 6 insurrection, but is supporting Trump for the sake of his party, per The Hill.

During this morning’s View discussion about Sununu’s endorsement, Navarro said she was saddened by his “about-face.”

“He’s trying to preserve his political options in the future,” she said.

She then explained, “It saddens me so much because there is this entire generation of young Republicans who I think people thought — I did — had great potential. Folks like Marco Rubio, folks like Tim Scott.

“And it’s like, Donald Trump must have a huge pantry in Mar-a-Lago where he holds all their spines and other body parts in big jars of formaldehyde, because he’s turned all these people into these sniveling cowards, two-faced charlatan clowns,” she exclaimed. “I mean, I’m embarrassed for them.”

After her comment received a hearty round of applause from the studio audience, Sunny Hostin chimed in.

“Maybe that’s who they always were,” she said, adding, “I think people gave Sununu too much credit.”

Looking back on his appearance on the show last year, Hostin recalled that she’d asked the governor about voting for Trump in both 2016 and 2020, despite being “the antithesis” of everything Sununu stands for.

“You know what he said? ‘Well, he’s not going to be the nominee,'” Hostin told her co-hosts. “So I’m not surprised that he did this. He is every bit of a politician, and he should be ashamed of himself.”

The View airs weekdays at 11/10c on ABC.