The hosts of "The View" weren't exactly shocked by Donald Trump proclaiming his hate for Taylor Swift on Truth Social, and in fact have a prediction on what he'll say about her next — and yes, it comes back to his whole conspiracy theory about people eating pets.

Naturally, as the former presidential candidate for the Democratic ticket in 2016, Clinton was asked to weigh in on her successor to that task, Vice President Kamala Harris — particularly, about her performance at her first (and, for now, only) debate against Donald Trump.

A poll of likely voters conducted after Taylor Swift endorsed Kamala Harris has revealed they view former President Trump more favorably than the pop superstar.

The Lincoln Project released "Bad Blood," a new anti-Trump ad in the style of Taylor Swift's album the Tortured Poets Department.

After the commercial break, they then turned to another Trump-related controversy. This time, it was his all-caps declaration on social media that he hates Taylor Swift, after her decision to endorse Kamala Harris for president in a post that drove hundreds of thousands of fans to a linked voter registration site.

Less than half of likely 2024 presidential election voters have a favorable view of pop superstar Taylor Swift after her endorsement of Vice President Harris, according to a New York Times, Philadelphia Inquirer and Siena College poll that was released on Thursday.

The New York Times pitted Taylor Swift against Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in a poll to see how she fared with voters nationwide.

A post-debate poll conducted by The Inquirer, New York Times and Siena College asked likely voters about pop superstar Taylor Swift.