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The View is one of the longest running daytime TV shows, known for dramatic debates and a continuously changing roster of co-hosts.

The series features a panel of women from different backgrounds, who discuss the day’s biggest topics and conduct interviews with stars and politicians.

Ever since debuting in August of 1997, the show – initially created by Barbara Walters – has won over 30 Emmy Awards.

Throughout the years, there have been nearly two dozen permanent co-hosts. Many of the panelists, past and present, count their success beyond just The View, bringing in some major money with their various ventures – including journalism, stand-up comedy and acting.

We’ve rounded up all of the names and ranked their net worth, from lowest to highest.

Click through to see how rich all of the past and present co-hosts of The View are…

The View is a daytime TV staple, known for dramatic political debates and a constantly changing roster of co-hosts.

The show features a panel of women from different backgrounds, who discuss the day’s biggest topics and conduct interviews with stars and politicians.

Ever since premiering in August of 1997, the show – initially created by Barbara Walters – has won over 30 Emmy Awards.

Throughout the run of the series, there have been 22 permanent co-hosts. Many of the panelists, past and present, count their success beyond just The View, bringing in some major money with their various ventures – including journalism, stand-up comedy and acting.

We’ve put together all of the names and ranked their net worth, from lowest to highest.

Find out how rich all of the past and present co-hosts of The View are…

The View is one of the longest running daytime shows on TV, known for its intense political debates and constantly rotating roster of co-hosts.

The show centers around a panel of women from different backgrounds, who discuss the day’s biggest topics and conduct interviews with stars and politicians.

Ever since its debut in August of 1997, the show – created by Barbara Walters – has won over 30 Emmy Awards.

Throughout the course of the series, there have been 22 permanent co-hosts.

The View‘s 26th season just came to an end, and the panel has slimmed down to four recurring co-hosts – and two co-hosts officially joined!

Many of the panelists, past and present, count their success beyond just The View, bringing in some major money with their various ventures – including journalism, stand-up comedy and acting.

We’ve gathered together all of the names and ranked their net worth, from lowest to highest.

Find out how rich all of the past and present co-hosts of The View are…

The View is one of the longest running daytime shows on TV, known for its intense political debates and constantly rotating roster of co-hosts.

The show centers around a panel of women from different backgrounds, who discuss the day’s biggest topics and conduct interviews with stars and politicians.

Ever since its debut in August of 1997, the show – created by Barbara Walters – has won over 30 Emmy Awards.

Throughout the course of the series, there have been 22 permanent co-hosts.

The View‘s 26th season just came to an end, and the panel has slimmed down to four recurring co-hosts – and two co-hosts officially joined!

Many of the panelists, past and present, count their success beyond just The View, bringing in some major money with their various ventures – including journalism, stand-up comedy and acting.

We’ve gathered together all of the names and ranked their net worth, from lowest to highest.

Find out how rich all of the past and present co-hosts of The View are…

Barabara Walters celebrated an emotional final episode on The View, and she received quite the sendoff!

So many guests and female news anchors showed up to bid her farewell including Katie Couric, Oprah Winfrey, Jane Pauley, Diane Sawyer, Connie Chung, Robin Roberts, Maria Shriver, Kathie Lee Gifford, Meredith Viera, guests Hillary Clinton and Michael Douglas, current co-hosts Sherri Shepherd, Whoopi Goldberg, and Jenny McCarthy among many many others.

While she will no longer appear on The View, she will still act as the show’s executive producer and will also contribute to ABC News.

Check out pics from her final The View episode below!

Meredith Vieira announced that she’ll leave NBC’s Today Show in June after a five-year run.

“This is a difficult day for me,” said the 57-year-old morning talk show host on Monday (May 9). “I’m trying hard to hold it together.”

Five years ago, Meredith replaced Katie Couric. In just a few weeks, Today Show news anchor Ann Curry will replace Meredith as host.

Last month, Katie left the CBS Early Morning News. She reportedly will host a syndicated daytime talk show. Matt‘s contract with Today is up at the end of 2012.

Looks like Al Roker has got the goods down there!

The 54-year-old NBC Today show weatherman dressed up as The Gingerbread Man for Halloween this past Friday and had his crotch sniffed out by a dog, leashed by correspondent Jill Rappaport as Alfalfa (from the 1994 comedy film Little Rascals)

Today Show co-host costumes; Matt Lauer was Humpty Dumpty, Meredith Viera was Pinocchio and Ann Curry was a self-described “ethnic J-Lo Cinderella.”

10+ pictures inside of Gingerbread Man Al Roker…More Here! »