Kat Cammack is not alone among Republicans in believing the 2020 election wasn’t “fair.” But the Florida congresswoman has just gone much further — stating that no election in American history has ever been on the level.

Cammack made this pretty astonishing comment under excellent questioning from Cheddar anchor J.D. Durkin.

Durkin was asking Cammack about the GOP blocking the We The People act when the topic of the electoral system came up. Cammack floated the nebulous, unsubstantiated claim that there was “a lot of funny business” related to the 2020 vote, “and those types of actions really undermine what people believe to be a free and fair election.”

When Durkin asked if she stands by her vote to decertify results after the 1/6 attack on the Capitol, Cammack pushed back, saying her vote to decertify “was not to overturn the election.”

So Durkin asked if President Joe Biden won "fair and square," to which Cammack dodgily replied that she he won because the people voted for him.

Durkin relentlessly pursued the point, eventually eliciting the amazing assertion from Cammack that no American election has ever been fair.

It was a well-executed interview, turning potentially small news into a newsworthy moment.

Joy Behar made a crude sex joke at the expense of Las Vegas Raiders defensive lineman Carl Nassib, the first active NFL player to come out as gay, then later sheepishly attempted to take it back.

On Tuesday’s edition of The View, the hostsaddressed an Instagram video Nassib posted on Friday, in which he told followers, “I just wanna take a quick moment to say that I’m gay.”

Discussing Nassib, Behar asked Ana Navarro if she was surprised that it took so long for an NFL player to come out as gay, prompting Navarro to note that the NFL has been around for 100 years, statistically meaning there must be other players who did not feel comfortable enough to do so.

The hosts continued that discussion for a few minutes before Behar's derailment.

“You know, Ana, after they said penetration in the end zone, they lose me,” she said. The insensitive sex joke earned laughs from every host aside from Meghan McCain.

In fact, McCain, the conservative in the room, was the only host that seemed entirely unamused, even somewhat disgusted by the turn in commentary.

Later in the show, Behar clumsily attempted to take it back without apologizing.

As for McCain, she was understandably unamused on more than one issue Tuesday.