Barbara Walters couldn't take her eyes off Elisabeth Hasselbeck today on 'The View' (weekdays, syndicated). Hasselbeck, who wore a low-cut dress and an especially supportive bra, received multiple compliments on her figure from her co-host until other members of the panel joined in and poked fun at the lusty Walters.

"I haven't changed my sex, but I can't take my eyes off of you," Walters said. "I think Elisabeth has the most adorable body."

Watch the video after the jump.

Obviously, this is in the "rumor" category, but Elizabeth Hasselbeck might be leaving The View for Fox News. It's probably just a stunt anyway to get a higher salary. It's not likely there aren't other women of conservative ideologies in the world who couldn't replace her. If it does end up being true, it would be a mistake for her to leave.

Even if you don't agree with her views, the mainstream publicity of her on-air feuds (such as the one with Rosie O'Donnell that made Rosie leave the show and start her own variety show. Let's blame Hasselbeck for that one) make for great ratings. Actually, she represents a demographic of woman that could stop watching the show if she leaves.

Naturally, I'm not what you would call an avid fan of The View. Quite the opposite. In fact, if I go to Hell when I die, I'd likely end up in the audience of The View. But even I recognize a bad career move when I see one. At Fox, Hasselbeck would be one conservative voice among many. On The View, she is unique.

Lloyd Grove of the New York Daily News is reporting that The View's youngest host, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, is being stalked by phone. Apparently, a woman "with a Southern twang" has been calling Grove and New York City's Administration of Child Services making unsubstantiated allegations against Elisabeth and her husband, New York Giants' quarterback Tim Hasselbeck.

Huh. Of all the people to stalk, this woman picks the least interesting person on The View and Eli Manning's understudy. I guess there's all kinds of nutjobs out there.