Turns out, her husband—Dr. Manuel “Manny” Hostin—is currently entangled in one of New York’s biggest RICO lawsuits, accused of participating in a jaw-dropping $450 million medical fraud scheme. According to court documents, Dr. Hostin is alleged to have knowingly submitted fraudulent claims and accepted kickbacks. The same hands that once performed surgeries are now potentially caught in the legal scalpel of justice.

Gutfeld & Kat Timpf Serve the Roast of the Year

Naturally, The Five didn’t miss this juicy opportunity.

Greg Gutfeld, never one to pull punches, turned the scandal into a full-course satire buffet. Kat Timpf? She giggled like she had been saving receipts for years.

“The irony is so strong, it could be served with a subpoena,” Gutfeld cracked.

“If hypocrisy were a luxury brand, Sunny Hostin would be its top salesperson,” he added.

Timpf chimed in with deadpan glee, suggesting Sunny’s next show be called “Allegedly Yours”—a courtroom soap opera starring Hostin herself, navigating indictments while delivering moral lectures between commercial breaks.

The View: A Talk Show or a Traveling Hypocrisy Circus?

Let’s be honest: The View has become less of a talk show and more of a sanctimony factory. Gutfeld painted it as “the left-wing equivalent of a carnival sideshow—except instead of bearded ladies, you get Joy Behar.”

And speaking of Behar, she tried playing dumb.

“Greg who?” she asked.

“I don’t watch the show,” she claimed.

Gutfeld responded with a grin: “Her denial is about as believable as her red hair.”

“Instacart for the Pores”: Sunny’s Elitist Cringe Moment

In a bizarre attempt to relate to everyday Americans, Hostin once bragged about tipping generously on Instacart because “they don’t always pay their people.” The message? “I use the app—but don’t worry, I tip the pores.”

Even co-host Joy Behar couldn’t mask her disdain, interrupting Sunny’s monologue with an ode to physically going to the grocery store. It was the most real moment on The View—two elites arguing about the best way to perform empathy.

Moral High Ground Crumbling Like Day-Old Croissants

The kicker? Sunny Hostin wakes up daily ready to deliver moral monologues to America—lectures on race, ethics, Trump, and climate change. But while she was preaching, her own house was metaphorically on fire.

Gutfeld called it out:

“If you’ve lied for years, how do you suddenly speak the truth? You carry this bag of rocks called dishonesty—and now it’s too heavy to put down.”

Timpf smirked, calling it a “five-course dinner of hypocrisy, served with a side of self-satisfaction.”

Conclusion: When the Preacher Gets Prosecuted

Sunny Hostin may pride herself as America’s moral compass, but that compass seems to be spinning in every direction. As her husband’s case moves forward, the spotlight is no longer just on his alleged crimes—it’s on her silence, her spin, and the sanctimony she’s peddled for years.

If justice is blind, satire certainly isn’t. And Gutfeld & Timpf? They’re seeing everything.