“I am more than honored to be there, so I will be flying there to travel with her and meet some pretty interesting people, I have a feeling,” Hasselbeck said on the show Thursday. “That’s an honor, I’m excited to do it, and I’ll have some stories I’m sure on Monday.” (Watch Elisabeth Hasselbeck announce the news).
According to ABC News' Rick Klein, the move comes as the McCain-Palin campaign attempts to boost its support among female voters.
Earlier this week, the ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll showed that 56 percent of women say the Palin pick makes them less confident in McCain's judgment.
See photos of Sarah Palin and John McCain on the campaign trail
Hasselbeck wore a McCain T-shirt on Tuesday's program, and banged heads with liberal co-host Joy Behar on Wednesday.
“[McCain is] the most unifying figure in the Senate. Barack Obama is so far left,” Hasselbeck said. She then turned to Behar and said: "Do you want some more Barack Obama Kool-Aid, or what?”
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