The hosts of the View were met with mockery from their counterparts at Fox & Friends on Tuesday morning for their response to remarks from a 28-year-old conservative influencer that preached the importance of having children.

Isabel Brown told attendees of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Grapevine, Texas, on Thursday it was 'high time' to start 'encouraging your children to grow up and have the courage to get married and have kids.

'More kids than they can afford before they think they're ready,' she added - paving the way for moderator Whoopi Goldberg to play the clip for her fellow panelists the following week.

'What!' the Ghost star repeatedly exclaimed on Monday's show. Sara Haines, Ana Navarro, Sunny Hostin, and guest Whitney Cummings all pushed back as well.

'So she’s advocating for people to be born into poverty, people not being able to feed those children, people not being able to educate those children and people not being able to house those children at the same time,' Hostin, for one, said.

Haines proclaimed the mindset 'wraps a woman's worth up in her ovaries.' 

The following day, Fox News' Brian Kilmeade, Lawrence Jones, and Rachel Campos-Duffy offered their own takes - before welcoming Brown to the broadcast herself. 

'You heard it from "The View" - only rich people can have kids!' Campos-Duffy said sarcastically. 'That is the most elitist thing I have ever heard.'

Jones asked: 'What is Ana Navarro doing?' - noting how the GOP strategist 'spent decades in the Republican party.'

'This is not some fringe message. We have been the pro-family party for years now,' he added.

Navarro, the day before, told Brown: 'Bottom line, if you're not paying my bills, you don't get to tell me what I do with my uterus.'

Brown, a Daily Wire host, joined Fox & Friends the following hour. She gave birth to her first child, a girl, last year.

"[That clip] was a very short two seconds of the greater conversation that we were having, clearly taken wildly out of context and with the intention to continue pushing the anti-family propaganda on the women of our generation that we saw spewed all over ‘The View’ yesterday," she told Campos-Duffy, joining the broadcast remotely.

'"Elitism" is the perfect word to describe just how out of touch these women are,' Brown went on. 'Most of them are married with children and worth millions upon millions of dollars, and they have the audacity to scream at you [while] wearing an $800 jacket.'

'It's always about choice for these people until that choice is the beauty and joy and the purpose of marriage and motherhood which, of course, we should be encouraging people to strive for,' the pro-life activist added.

She equated having children to 'the American dream.'

Look - the truth is, Rachel, we are claiming we live in the most empowered time for women in all of human history. 

And yet, the only level of empowerment they are willing to give you if you forego committing your life to your best friend and bringing new life in the world through the miracle of pregnancy and motherhood. 

'It's hard to imagine why they are so threatened by the idea of you being happy,' she added.  

'But, when you really start looking down at the political breakdown of all of this as well, the entire Democrat voter base is completely contingent upon unmarried, childless women who clearly are not happy and are looking to fulfill their life through government control rather than the stability of their family.'

'I don't know what young woman needs to hear this today, but I hope you're not listening to the likes of these absolutely miserable elitists who want you to staymiserable on "The View,"' Brown ultimately concluded.. 

'It takes courage to commit your life to another person and certainly in our culture today it takes courage to bring new life into the world. Be courageous. Dare to fall in love, to get married, have kids. 

'Your legacy you will leave behind is infinitely more important in that area of your life than any paycheck you will ever collect from your employer.'