Alyssa Farah Griffin criticizes Tucker Carlson's remarks on women and decision-making

Alyssa Farah Griffin, cohost of The View, criticized Tucker Carlson for his comments suggesting that women prefer men who make decisions. During a segment on the show, she stated, "apparently, men would rather have a podcast where they rant about women than go to therapy," referencing Carlson's remarks made on Bloomberg Podcasts' The Mishal Husain Show. Carlson had implied that women who prioritize careers may be less devoted to their families. Griffin defended successful women, stating that they often center their families in their lives. Cohost Sunny Hostin also criticized Carlson, noting his family background and the psychological impact of his mother's absence. Carlson had responded to a question about decision-making in marriages by asserting that women generally want men to make decisions. Cohost Sara Haines added that Carlson lacks authority to speak for women or make broad claims about their experiences. Griffin further rejected Carlson's implications, emphasizing that working women do not love their children any less.