Whoopi Goldberg

The Media Research Center (MRC) claims ABC's 'The View' is a political operation, not a news program, urging the FCC to enforce equal time rules for political candidates. The MRC argues the show promotes Democratic candidates and policies, citing 2,473 pieces of evidence to support its case against ABC's petition for a 'bona fide news' exemption.

The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg expressed support for the New York Knicks' planned visit to President Trump, stating, 'I want all those black men to stand in our house.' The Knicks are set to be the first NBA team to meet with Trump.

JD Vance appeared on 'The View' for his book tour and expressed surprise at the hosts' treatment, noting Joy Behar's unexpected compliment. He discussed contentious topics like immigration and Trump's policies, while acknowledging both clashes and moments of constructive dialogue with the co-hosts.

Vice President JD Vance appeared on ABC’s 'The View' to promote his faith memoir but was questioned extensively on topics like Jeffrey Epstein, the economy, and immigration. The show, led by liberal hosts, faced scrutiny from the Trump-era FCC for potential equal-time violations. Vance defended Trump's remarks on affordability and inflation while acknowledging the show's perceived political bias.

Vice President Vance will appear on ABC’s ‘The View’ on Tuesday to promote his forthcoming book on his faith journey. The appearance includes all six co-hosts: Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin, Sara Haines, Alyssa Farah Griffin, and Ana Navarro.

Whoopi Goldberg and Sunny Hostin debated on 'The View' about whether President Donald Trump's attendance at a New York Knicks game contributed to the team's loss. Goldberg argued fans should blame the team's performance, not Trump, while Hostin claimed Trump brought 'bad juju' to Madison Square Garden. The Knicks lost 115-111 to the San Antonio Spurs in the first NBA Finals game at Madison Square Garden since 1999.

Whoopi Goldberg took a rare stance in support of Donald Trump and clashed with her cohosts on The View.

Whoopi Goldberg defended President Trump's decision to attend a Knicks game despite potential security issues. She argued that Knicks fans should be present for such events.

Co-hosts of 'The View' debated whether Democrats should support Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner amid multiple controversies. Sunny Hostin argued she would 'hold her nose' and vote for Platner to oppose Susan Collins, while Sara Haines, Alyssa Farah Griffin, and others criticized his alleged antisemitism, racism, and Nazi-linked tattoo, preferring Collins' bipartisan record.

Former President Joe Biden interrupted his wife Jill Biden's book tour event in New York, asking an awkward question about who she loves most, leading to an uncomfortable exchange with moderator Whoopi Goldberg. Jill Biden's memoir discusses her concerns about Biden's health during his 2024 debate, and social media users criticized the interaction and Biden's public appearance.

Former President Joe Biden interrupted his wife Jill Biden's book tour event in New York, asking an awkward question about who she loves most, which led to cringe-inducing reactions online. Jill responded humorously, citing moderator Whoopi Goldberg, while the event also highlighted her recent comments about fearing medical concerns for Biden during a 2024 debate.

Jill Biden discussed the pressure Joe Biden faced to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race after his debate performance, citing his statement 'Jilly, I had no choice.' The remarks were made during a book event for her memoir at the 92nd Street Y in New York City, moderated by Whoopi Goldberg, with Biden in attendance.

Jill Biden discussed the pressure Joe Biden faced to exit the 2024 presidential race after a poor debate performance, recalling his statement 'Jilly, I had no choice.' The comments were made during a New York City event for her memoir, View from the East Wing, moderated by Whoopi Goldberg. Biden attended and received two standing ovations.

Jill Biden apologizes for not discussing her son Hunter's drug addiction more during her White House years, stating that openness about his substance abuse and recovery offers hope to others. She notes Hunter's addiction began after his brother Beau's 2015 death and that he has been sober for several years, now helping recovering addicts. Jill also mentions her changed perspective on past political conflicts following her husband, former President Joe Biden's, prostate cancer diagnosis.

The View co-hosts debated President Donald Trump's TrumpRx initiative, a plan to lower prescription drug costs, with some expressing skepticism due to Trump's involvement. Joy Behar warned that the plan could have negative consequences, while others argued it could bring down prescription drug costs. The plan partners with private-sector companies like Amazon and Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs.

Whoopi Goldberg criticized President Donald Trump's rhetoric on the Iran war, suggesting America looks vulnerable on the world stage. Trump stated that he doesn't consider Americans' financial situations when discussing Iran. The co-hosts of 'The View' blasted Trump for his indifference to Americans' economic struggles.

Sunny Hostin praises Donald Trump's proposals to expand fertility care and set up investment savings accounts for children, calling them 'good policies'. The Trump administration announced an effort to expand access to fertility care, including a new category of limited excepted benefits. Hostin, who struggled with infertility, supports the effort.

ABC has filed a petition against the FCC's probe of 'The View', citing a chilling effect on First Amendment-protected free speech. The network claims 'The View' has been broadcasting under a bona fide news exemption granted over twenty years ago. The FCC's actions may threaten decades of settled law and practice.

Whoopi Goldberg defended a Democratic candidate who berated a staffer, saying she also yells at people. The candidate's behavior was widely criticized, but Goldberg came to their defense. The incident has sparked controversy and debate.

Whoopi Goldberg suggested President Donald Trump build a new hotel with a larger ballroom after a shooting at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner at a Hilton in Washington, D.C. She criticized Trump's past plans to demolish the White House's East Wing for a ballroom and highlighted security concerns. Republican lawmakers, including Sen. Tim Sheehy, have pushed to fast-track a bill to construct a secure White House ballroom.

The co-hosts of ABC’s 'The View' criticized HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for his leadership, citing his lack of medical credentials and controversial policies. Joy Behar accused the administration of pursuing policies 'trying to kill us,' while Alyssa Farah Griffin highlighted concerns over cutting $500 million in mRNA vaccine research funding. Kennedy faced scrutiny for his AI-driven healthcare vision and past controversies, including addiction and risky behavior.

Whoopi Goldberg criticized redistricting efforts by both political parties during a 'The View' segment, urging an end to gerrymandering after Virginia voters approved a redistricting referendum. The measure could shift Virginia's congressional delegation in favor of Democrats, escalating a national battle over electoral map control.