Ana Navarro is a role model for dealing with defeats in a democracy, she said on Wednesday The view“unlike Donald Trump.”

While Navarro admitted she was “very disappointed” and “very sad” that Trump won the election over Kamala Harris, she said, “I recognize that he won (and) I hope for the best for our country.” .”

Navarro, like most but not all of her co-hosts, reacted cautiously to Trump's victory on Wednesday's show. And as host of the Democratic National Convention and one of the daytime talk show's loudest voices in support of the vice president, she had a little more influence in the game than the rest of the hosts.

She went viral on social media with her post “Things I trust more than Donald Trump” and raised eyebrows when she “went deep” and posted a nude photo shoot of Melania Trump on her Instagram page to suggest Harris To protect herself from critics who overemphasized her dating history. But on Wednesday, Navarro said she had “no regrets” despite the election results.

“I was at Kamala Harris’ headquarters in Washington yesterday and it was a very sad scene,” Navarro said. “I worked like hell to elect the first black Asian president” and “to keep Donald Trump from becoming president,” she continued, but “history has slipped through our fingers again.”

“Today we can be sad,” she acknowledged, but “tomorrow we get up and move forward” to “denounce abuses of power (and) be vigilant.”

Although things didn't turn out the way she had hoped, Navarro stressed, “We're doing what they didn't do.” We recognize that they won,” she said. “Now let’s see what happens.”