- Five, six, seven, and Asia.
Do you see where you are?
Are you in line with that first pole?
Yes.
You came too far downstage.
You know what?
Asia, come out of there.
You go in right now so you can see what you do.
I am swapping Asia and Mackenzie out, in and out,
in and out, because I want to see who's
going to actually perform.
All right, Mackenzie, what happened?
I gave you the opportunity to practice it.
I want to use Asia and now you do a cartwheel, you stop.
Then you move forward.
And do a back handspring.
What was going on?
You thought you were going to fall off the stage?
I really want Mackenzie to do it because she
was part of the original award-winning number.
But Melissa has to learn that she doesn't get her cake
and eat it too.
And Asia is just raring to go.
Bigger Paige, when it gets gets.
When the car hits the impact.
You need to levitate out of that car.
Like, if you-- if the seat belt would be holding you in.
You need a boom!
It's-- it's bigger.
Like, get your butt up out of seat almost.
[music playing]
Paige! You're doing this.
If the wheel's there, don't-- don't--
[music playing]
Bigger. Sharper.
I'm embarrassed as a teacher.
I'm sitting over here and it's like, I'm humiliated.
I mean, come on.
This is "The View."
All right.
Let's go, guys.
Asia is fine.
But she did practice it.
But you keep going back and forth with Abby about getting
Mackenzie in the dance. - Yeah, I should.
And I think-- huh?
- I'm sticking up for my kid. - Right.
But I'm sticking up for mine, too.
That's fine.
Because she's mature enough to understand.
But also it keeps being an issue in her face.
And then you have Jill chiming me in.
And everyone chiming in.
That is what's not fair.
I have Melissa here crying about Mackenzie going on.
Asia is fine with whatever.
But let's just get it over with and let's
just say who's going on stage so I don't
have the peanut gallery here in the corner
talking madness on Asia.
Didn't you already talk to Abby?
At the studio.
Because you were really upset and now you're like
kind of di-di-di-di-di. - I'm still upset.
No, you're not.
I'm not going to do it in front of-- my kids are here,
Kristie, we're on "The View." So--
I know.
--we're happy to on "The View."
OK, if Mackenzie is not in it, Mackenzie is not in it.
OK?
No, but I think that you know--
I want Mackenzie-- I do not know.
But I think you know.
No I don't.
I think you do know, Melissa.
I don't know.
But why don't you ever just sit--
Because I don't know if Mackenzie's in it or not.
- OK. - I want her in it.
She's been on this team for years.
No. Nobody's saying that.
What we're-- what I'm calling you out
on is the fact that you always do
stuff behind everybody's back.
No, I-- oh, oh, OK. You do.
- OK. - You do.
She doesn't know.
And neither do I. - OK.
That's what she told--
Well, I just wish that you would stop going,
OK, Abby, is Mackenzie going to--
Why? Because she's my daughter.
I have to fight for my daughter. - But you know what?
It's like this whole big charade about this foot.
All I keep hearing is about this foot.
And I'm like, OK. - I'm not bringing it up.
The foot's done.
So now we're on.
Let Abby pick and be done with it.
Let it die.
Unfortunately, Melissa dug herself a hole.
Melissa said from the very beginning
that Mackenzie was injured and how Melissa initially
framed it sounded like we didn't know when Mackenzie was going
be well enough to dance again.
It was like an indefinite injury.
I think the point is is that Melissa is the one who made
such a big deal about the foot and she
couldn't do it if it was competing against Asia
in a competition.
Now that it's for "The View" all of a sudden Mackenzie's
miraculously better.
All the time that you're the perfect--
Oh, please. Give me a [bleep] break.
I wanted Mackenzie to dance last week, Christi.
OK. Melissa--
It's an overused injury, Christi.
Get it?
It's not broken bone.
I get it.
But you're the one who made it into huge thing
Oh, I mean what else am I supposed to do?
I mean I want my daughter to dance.
I don't give a [bleep] if your daughter dances or not.
I'm sorry but she's-- you know, she's on the team.
I want her to dance.
Who's going to be in the dance?
I'm not sure yet if Asia or Mackenzie are doing the dance.
Mackenzie already got to do it.
And she's been hurt.
And it's, you know, I'm kind of getting
that she was hurt because she didn't
want to go up against Asia.
So I need to go.
I need to get into hair and makeup.
That's show business, ladies.
Have them ready. - OK.
[music playing]
- There they are! - Hello, ladies!
The stars of the day!
- Abby said when she-- - Mackenzie, come here.
--comes in here, she wants you dressed and ready.
So be nice and warmed up.
For the most part, Melissa was very guarded
and not letting you see how upset
she is that Asia is basically taking over Mackenzie's role.
I mean, I think there's a perception
that Mackenzie's space or her place on that team
is a little threatened by Asia.