Joy Behar says she's "nauseously optimistic" that Vice President Harris will win her White House bid against former President Trump. "Whatever happens, I feel like we're in a very historic moment," Behar said Tuesday on ABC's "The View" as Americans headed to the polls for Election Day. "You either will have the first woman president or a convicted felon. So it's historic in that way," Behar cracked, taking a swipe at Trump. The 45th president was convicted in May on 34 counts of falsifying business records in a New York hush money case.  "The View" co-host, a frequent and vocal critic of Trump, said that "the women in this country are embarrassed for him." "So I the way I'm optimistic is because I believe in the American woman," Behar, 82, said. "And a lot of the guys, too," she added. Polls show a tight race between Harris and Trump, with both national and swing-state surveys essentially deadlocked.