Not Very Sunny Hostin feels unsafe in neighborhoods flying Old Glory

The good news is that America's 250th birthday came and went without incident. The bad news is that someone forgot to warn Sunny [whose given name is an oxymoron] Hostin that millions of terrifying suburban homeowners might celebrate by displaying . . .  the American flag. OMG!

The View co-host has once again insisted that neighborhoods covered in Old Glory make her feel "unsafe," reviving a claim she first made in 2021 as though patriotic front porches are the latest national security threat. Interestingly, Hostin has never been attacked by a patriot nor the flag, so she might actually be pulling our collective leg.

During a discussion about America's semiquincentennial, Hostin reminded viewers that she still stands by her mental disorder that creates irrational fear and causes her to get the willies.

"I said this on this show many, many years ago, because this is my tenth year on the show," Hostin recalled. "I said there are times when I walk into a community and I see American flags all over the community and I suddenly feel unsafe because there’s a section of this country that has co-opted the American flag, and they equate being an American or an American flag with White supremacy and that should never be the symbol of White supremacy, but they have weaponized."

Can we finally agree that white supremacy is incredibly minute in our nation, and while it exists, it's highly probable that Hostin has never been the target of such disgusting behavior by someone flying Old Glory at their home. This is why her condition is possibly mental, or perhaps it's racist as she sees everything in terms of race and anger.  

One almost expects the next public service announcement to warn Americans that exposure to excessive patriotism may cause spontaneous cable news anxiety. 

Hostin's comments followed discussion of a viral image showing a group of white nationalists riding a Washington, D.C., Metro train while wearing American flag-themed insignias. The extremists deserve condemnation, but Hostin's leap from a handful of actual racists to ordinary families flying flags outside their homes requires an Olympic-level long jump.

"That, for me, was a defining image of modern America for Black Americans," Hostin said.

Apparently, the existence of fringe extremists now means every retired veteran, every family celebrating Independence Day, and every homeowner with a flagpole is part of the same terrifying landscape. By that logic, criminals who wave rainbow flags would make Pride flags suspicious, yet somehow that standard only seems to apply to Old Glory. And let's not forget those folks whose uniform has an American flag displayed.

Guest host Michelle Buteau eagerly joined the performance after spending the Fourth of July celebrating with a cake reading "America, Do Better B----," because Buteau is also a virtue-signaling person and knows that it's safer to be condemning our great nation than to take a conservative stand defending her.

"When you say it’s the best nation. The best nation for who? Because if we are celebrating 250 years, what are we exactly celebrating, is what I want to know," Buteau said. "So I’m really glad that picture was taken, because that picture is how we feel walking into many rooms, down the street. That picture is how we feel and nobody will believe us. So look at that picture and understand how it feels."

But somehow Buteau and Hostin along with her ilk, have no intention of leaving for what they see as a "better country." That's because there is no better country.  

Fortunately, co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin managed to inject a rare dose of sanity into the conversation.

"The flag belongs to all of us," Griffin replied.

That simple statement seems almost revolutionary on an anti-American program determined to portray the Stars and Stripes as some sort of warning label.

Hostin has been telling this story for years. Back in 2021 she defended another media personality who claimed American flags made her uncomfortable, insisting that neighborhoods decorated with the nation's flag sent an unmistakable message.

"When someone of color, a Black woman, is telling you her feelings, people need to listen and not, you know, repudiate it and not say, 'Well, that can’t be true,'" Hostin had said at the time, later adding, "When I drive into a neighborhood, and it’s not July 4th, and I’m not in a predominantly military household neighborhood and there are flags, American flags, everywhere, alongside Trump flags, alongside flags with stars in a circle, I feel threatened."

Then came the dramatic conclusion.

"Because the message is very clear," she continued. "It’s a message of White supremacy. It’s a message of racism, and it’s a message of their country, not my country. I don’t understand why that would receive backlash. People need to listen when I am saying this is how I feel. This is my experience in this country."

Feelings are real. They are not automatically facts.

If someone genuinely believes that a cul-de-sac full of parents grilling burgers beneath American flags is an inherently dangerous place, the problem probably is not the flags. More likely, it is years of media conditioning that has convinced some people patriotism itself is suspicious by leftists like Hostin.

The irony is impossible to miss. The same commentators who insist the American flag "belongs to all of us" also spend an astonishing amount of time explaining why ordinary Americans should be viewed with suspicion for displaying it. You can't have it both ways, but she's too thickheaded to see this.

If Sunny Hostin truly feels endangered every time she sees Old Glory fluttering in the breeze, Americans can be forgiven for wondering whether the fear is rooted in reality, or simply another daytime television performance designed to turn patriotism into pathology.

I vote for pathology.

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Trump Drops MTG's endorsement: From loyal sidekick to 'ranting lunatic'

Oh boy, the MAGA family feud just hit DEFCON 1. President Donald Trump, never a shrinking violet, torched Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on Friday night via Truth Social, yanking his endorsement faster than a frog's tongue grabbing a fly. 

The Georgia congresswoman has been complaining like a kid who didn't get the last Capri Sun, and Trump ain't here for the drama.

In a epic-length screed that could double as a greatest-hits album of his grievances, Trump branded Greene a "ranting lunatic" and accused her of ditching the conservative playbook for a joyride to the left, specifically, that infamous pit stop on ABC's The View. "She has gone Far Left," the President fumed, dubbing her "Wacky Marjorie" in the process. 

Ouch, that's gonna leave a mark. And get this: He vowed "Complete and Unyielding Support" to any primary challenger gunning for her seat come 2026. Talk about a plot twist; Greene, the queen of Trump rallies and impeachment defenses, is now on the chopping block.

Trump laid it all out, claiming her meltdown kicked off when he hit her with a poll showing her bombing at 12% for a Senate or governor run. "It seemed to all begin when I sent her a Poll stating that she should not run for Senator, or Governor, she was at 12%, and didn't have a chance (unless, of course, she had my Endorsement, which she wasn't about to get!)," he wrote. 

Bahdahbing!

But the real slap in the gourd was Trump painting himself as the world's busiest man, too swamped with "219 Congressmen/women, 53 U.S. Senators, 24 Cabinet Members, almost 200 countries, and an otherwise normal life to lead" to field calls from a daily dose of crazy. ""She has told many people that she is upset that I don't return her phone calls anymore, but with 219 Congressmen/women, 53 U.S. Senators, 24 Cabinet Members, almost 200 Countries, and an otherwise normal life to lead, I can’t take a ranting Lunatic’s call every day," Trump added. Classic Trump, part humblebrag, part mic drop.

Cue Greene's clapback on X, because nothing says "civil discourse" like a Twitter war with the boss. She fired off: "President Trump just attacked me and lied about me." And no, she insists, she hasn't been blowing up his phone. "I haven't called him at all, but I did send these text messages today," she added with screenshots of text messages. "Apparently this is what sent him over the edge. The Epstein files. And of course he's coming after me hard to make an example to scare all the other Republicans before next week's vote to release the Epstein files. It's astonishing really how hard he’s fighting to stop the Epstein files from coming out that he actually goes to this level."

Whoa, Epstein files? That's the grenade she lobbed? 

Suddenly, this isn't just about hurt feelings, it's conspiracy central, with Greene positioning herself as the brave truth-teller Trump wants buried. She even slammed the door on any makeup tour, declaring independence in the most Bible-thumping way possible: "I have supported President Trump with too much of my precious time, too much of my own money, and fought harder for him even when almost all other Republicans turned their back and denounced him. But I don’t worship or serve Donald Trump," Greene wrote. "I worship God, Jesus is my savior, and I serve my district GA14 and the American people."

Trump, meanwhile, wasn't about to let her steal the spotlight without a victory lap. After rattling off his second-term wins, turning America from a "DEAD Country" into the "HOTTEST" one on the planet in just 12 months, he couldn't resist the dig: "having created the "HOTTEST" Country anywhere in the World from being a DEAD Country just 12 months ago (and so much more!), all I see "Wacky" Marjorie do is COMPLAIN, COMPLAIN, COMPLAIN!"

Look, Greene's been ride-or-die since Day 1 in Congress, stumping with Trump in red strongholds, staring down impeachments like they were bad hair days. Remember that kiss after his March address to Congress? Or the Oval Office photo-op with RFK Jr. getting sworn in? 

But now, not so much. This spat could crack open her ruby-red district like a piñata for ambitious GOP hopefuls eyeing 2026. Will Trump really back a rando to boot her? Nobody knows, probably not even Trump.

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'Catholic'Joy Behar worried a "conservative guy" will succeed Pope Francis

The woke brigade on “The View” is at it again, clutching their pearls over the death of Pope Francis and fretting about the Catholic Church possibly—gasp—veering back to its traditional roots. You know, the Catholic Church kind of roots where killing babies is a sin and Jesus isn't gay.

Joy Behar, never one to miss a chance to flog her progressive dogma, had this to say about the late Pontiff’s passing on Tuesday: “I wonder because there might be a backlash against how good he was and how much humility he had compared to some of the leaders in this world right now, so there might be a backlash to it, and they’ll get some conservative guy in there who, you know, is anti-gay and everything else.”

Pope Francis, the Bishop of Rome and Supreme Pontiff of the Catholic Church, died Monday morning, according to Vatican camerlengo Cardinal Kevin Farrell. His funeral’s slated for Saturday at 10 a.m. in St. Peter’s Square, where the global elite will no doubt gather to mourn their favorite left-leaning cleric.

Behar’s co-host, the not so Sunny Hostin, chimed in with her own sanctimonious take, pining for a Francis clone to keep the Church on its progressive glide path. She waxed poetic about her personal struggles with Catholicism, citing the Church’s sex scandals and its stance on the LGBTQ+ crowd. 

“I’ve struggled with being a Catholic, but this pope changed things for me,” Hostin said. “I remember I was having this discussion with you, Joy, about how I feel like there’s a crisis of empathy in this country, that unless it happens to you, you can’t feel the empathy of it happening to somebody else. They’re going to deport that person. It’s not going to affect my family, so I don’t care that it’s affecting others.”

Hostin then gushed over a “60 Minutes” interview with Francis, quoting him like he’s the second coming of MLK: “We have to get over our hearts to feel again. We cannot remain indifferent in the face of such human dramas. The globalization of indifference is a very ugly disease.” She tacked on her own predictable two cents, declaring that this “globalization of indifference” is a condition “this country is suffering from.” Cue the violins.

Let’s cut through the sanctimony. Behar and her woke posse on “The View” are terrified that the Church might actually elect a Pope who doesn’t kowtow to their progressive checklist. They loved Francis because he was their guy—a Pontiff who gave a wink and a nod to their agenda while soft-pedaling centuries of doctrine. The thought of a “conservative guy” taking the throne of St. Peter sends them into hysterics, as if orthodoxy is some kind of hate crime. 

Meanwhile, these same champions of “empathy” stay mum about the brutal treatment of gays and women in certain Muslim-majority countries. Funny how their moral outrage has a selective mute button. It reminds me of how the so called rule of law is only legitimate when it comes to applying it to conservatives, but not, for example, to leftist judges who break it.

And then there’s their obsession with open borders, which they dress up as compassion but refuse to square with reality. 

The oxymoronically named Joy and Sunny will lecture you about America’s “crisis of empathy” while ignoring the victims of illegal immigration—folks who’ve paid in blood for the Biden administration’s open-door clusterfrack. They’ll shed crocodile tears for migrants but won’t spare a thought for the citizens murdered, assaulted, or displaced by the chaos their policies enable. 

National security? Rule of law? Those are just inconvenient details to these bleeding hearts. They’re too busy preaching “empathy” to notice the jihadists, drug lords, and human traffickers waltzing through our porous borders when Biden was our alleged POTUS.

The irony is thick. Behar and her ilk cheered Pope Francis for steering the Church toward their woke utopia, where dogma bends to ideology and borders are just lines on a map. Now they’re panicking at the thought of a Pope who might actually believe in, you know, Catholicism. 

Their hypocrisy is as blatant as their blind spots. They demand the Church mirror their politics while ignoring the carnage their ideas unleash. If they want to talk about a “crisis of empathy,” they should look in the mirror, hoping it doesn't crack.

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Kamala Harris hasn't held presser since becoming presumptive Dem nominee: "I also haven't been to the gym"

Twelve days since becoming the presumptive Democrat presidential nominee, Kamala Harris has not held a formal press conference and is obviously using alleged President Joseph Biden's strategy of not being available to say something stupid to the press. 

She was interviewed on "The View" and was asked about this by Caryn Elaine Johnson, whose stage name is Whoopi Goldberg.

"Your critics say that you've refused to hold a press conference and you're using Joe Biden's basement tactics to win the election against that devil, Trump. What do you say to them?" Goldberg asked.

"We've held a press conference. We've held a press conference," Harris replied.

"But you haven't held a press conference," Goldberg said.

"I also haven't been to the gym or held a baby seal."

"Leave her alone; she has enough on her plate running against a white supremacist," Joy Behar said.

The audience cheered wildly over this observation made by the braintrust of The View.

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No so bright Sunny Hostin wins this week's "The View" Dummy Award

"I was like, yo."

It's hard to imagine anyone of at least average intelligence conflating earthquakes, emerging cicadas and solar eclipses with climate change. They are not related other than the fact that they happen and we can observe these events. And regarding eclipses and cicadas, they are quite predictable, with earthquakes less so.

Then we have the women of "The View," America's most notable overachievers. Of these "geniuses" the winner of this week's Dummy Award is the execrable Sunny Hostin, a woman whose given name is an oxymoron as she is one of the least bright people in the public eye.

Hostin suggested that for some, and for herself, the fact that an earthquake, emerging cicadas and a solar eclipse all happening in the same year, proves that climate change is real. It's an idiotic opinion regarding unrelated phenomena, and while her co-hosts would normally go along with most idiotic positions, Hostin actually got some blowback from her comrades.

"All those things together would maybe lead one to believe that either climate change exists, or something is really going on," Hostin said Monday.

Something is really going on? What is she alluding to? Aliens? Trump?

A 4.8 magnitude earthquake was felt across New York and New Jersey on Friday and on Monday the highly anticipated and totally predicted solar eclipse occurred across the continental U.S. and Canada.

Hostin also recalled how her studio makeup artist "put on her coat" and "ran down the hallway" during the earthquake, saying "Jesus is coming" and "the rapture is here." This is mainly due to the idea that in order for one to work for the women of "The View," one has to be crazy.

What was unpredictable was that co-hosts Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg disagreed with her take on the effects of global warming on the moon and sun, and bugs that come around every 17 years.

"Except earthquakes are not at the mercy of climate change. It's underground. It can’t," Behar said, baffling Hostin with her brilliance.

"How about the warming of the planet?" she responded.

"No, it happens," Goldberg said. "And the eclipse, they've known about the eclipse coming because eclipses happen, and they actually can say when these things are going to happen."

The audience was now totally confused, not knowing who to believe.

Hostin pointed out how it was the first time in 100 years that two different cicada broods would emerge for their mating seasons at the same time, but Goldberg promptly shut her down, arguing it happens every 17 years.

Co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin also joked that Trump caused the quake, "I read online that the earthquake epicenter was actually at Bedminster in New Jersey … Fun fact. So, it originated with Trump."

The audience was now really, really confused because a fake conservative told them what they already believed.

Others have caught big blowback for similar stupid takes, including Green Party member and U.S. Senate candidate for New Jersey Christina Amira Khalil. Her tweet went viral after she posted a similar theory to social media claiming the earthquake that rocked New York and New Jersey on Friday was caused by climate change.

Whatever happened to, "I don't know what a woman is; I'm not a biologist?" when it comes to earth science and astrophysics?

"I experienced my first earthquake in NJ. We never get earthquakes," she said. "The climate crisis is real. The weirdest experience ever."

Khalil is not an earth scientist, but she's definitely a moron. 

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Notso Sunny Hostin claims 'the war would be over in 3 days' if US stopped aiding Israel

Sunny Hostin, the resident anti-Israel/anti-Semite of ABC's "The View" suggested on Wednesday that the U.S. should stop sending aid to our ally Israel after they were invaded in a brutal massacre, consisting of torture, raping, beheading and burning to death of 1,200 people, mainly civilian men, women, children, and babies by the terrorist group Hamas. She said if we left Israel to defend against Hamas unarmed, “the war would be over in three days.” 

And so would Israel.

Hostin, whose given name is an oxymoron, is an obvious Jew-hater. She made the remarks during Wednesday’s broadcast of “The View,” with her cloaked suggestion that the U.S. should step aside and let Hamas destroy the Jewish State and the Jews therein. 

Surprisingly, she received an immediate rebuttal from Joy Behar who typically goes along to get along.

“The United States, the U.N. has found, is complicit,” Hostin said of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. She apparently thinks the U.N. is a peace-promoting organization rather than a supporter of Middle East propaganda and terrorist organizations that votes against Israel on every occasion it gets.

Hostin, who also seems to be rather homophobic based on a history of Facebook posts about gays that have since been deleted and of which she claims her account was 'hacked,' went on with her dark thoughts. “That is because the United States sends $3.8 billion worth of aid to Israel, and that also includes arming them. Social scientists have found that if the United States stopped providing that aid —”

Several of Hostin’s cohosts began talking at once then, but she pushed ahead with her anti-Israel point.

“—can I just finish this? The war would be over in three days,” Hostin continued, clearly implying that U.S. aid and arms were the only factors preventing Israel from being completely annihilated, and in short order.

“You know when the war would be over? If the — Hamas would release the hostages,” Behar shot back, over objections from Hostin. “That’s when the war would be over.”

Hostin went on to argue that there were Americans who would vote based on their disappointment in President Joe Biden’s continuing support to Israel, adding that she believed Biden was “listening.”

It's amazing that people like Hostin continues to be employed in the mainstream media, but then again, it's just as amazing what the mainstream media gets away with saying and with what they withhold. 

So here's what I have to say to Notso Sunny Hostin: Am Yisrael Chai! 

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Hot mic catches surprised response during Buttigieg interview on "The View"

A hot mic moment was caught on "The View" as co-host Sunny Hostin interviewed Biden's affirmative action pick for Transportation Secretary, Pete Buttigieg on Friday. She was asking the gay Alfred E. Neuman lookalike about the political divide in this country as the government was heading toward a shutdown that was just avoided hours ago and a day after the broadcast.

Sunny, whose disposition is rather bleak, bemoaned her thought that former President Donald J. Trump "seems to be the presumptive Republican nominee," and then tried to make a case for our current houseplant who is the alleged president as well as Vice President Kamala Hahaharris saying that they have "spoken a lot on this show about the list of successes that President Biden and Vice President Harris have had so far during this administration."

Next Hostin claimed that despite their "successes" [LOL] as political leaders, "that information, that messaging, it doesn’t seem to be resonating with the country."

Gee, ya think?

But something happened behind the scenes that came from a hot mic when she asked Buttigieg, "What would you list as the administration’s accomplishments, or at the very least, why hasn’t this administration been able to find that bridge with more voters and the GOP?"

"Oh, my God," was heard from an unidentified woman when Hostin finished the question and viewers heard it.

Buttigieg, who never really answers questions directly answered Hostin's question by suggesting the "biggest accomplishment" is the "infrastructure legislation, which, by the way, is bipartisan." 

Then Buttigieg added, "The president even in this very, very divided Washington, the president led a process where Republicans, some of them, worked with Democrats to get a historic infrastructure package done."

Hostin, who is in the bag for Biden-Harris, warned Biden that he would "lose the black vote," including hers, if he replaced the similarly verbally challenged Harris on the 2024 Democrat ticket.

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Jane Fonda blames herself and other white folks for climate change: God disagrees

Vietnam Veterans Ain't Fonda Jane

Here, I'll say it: Jane Fonda sucks. Due to her celebrity status, she had escaped punishment for treason, as in giving aid and comfort to the enemy in the Vietnam War, and Hanoi Jane still pushes Communist bull crap. The photo above depicts her mocking the loud noise the Viet Cong canons made as they killed Americans. Did I mention that she sucks?

The NVA [North. Vietnamese Army] gave her a helmet for her safety as she visited the North for a bunch of propaganda photo ops. One can say that she has contributed to Memorial Day, but not in a good way.

About half a year after she committed treason, Operation Linebacker began and North Vietnam got the crap bombed out of them, which brought them back to the negotiating table, but 43 Americans were killed and 49 captured by the enemy during her 12 December days in 1972. So, it's highly likely that the AA battery Hanoi Jane posed with killed Americans but after the bitch posed, the North Vietnamese failed to come to an agreement and the war played on.

After she returned to the USA, Hanoi Jane said she was tricked into posing, but if you believe that, you are likely to believe the moonwalk was staged.

To this day, Jane Fonda remains a POS traitor who has gone unpunished by both political parties.

She recently went on the Mensa-free show "The View" and suggested that people who believed in the sanctity of live, should lose theirs. Specifically, she said in March that pro-lifer should be murdered, and like Hitler did with the Jews, she believes in murdering those who have different views than she has. The irony is however, she is opposed to the death penalty, but I suspect that it only applies to people who commit murder, because it certainly isn't opposed by this disgusting communist when it comes to killing people who think killing a baby is bad.

On "The View" host Sonny Hostin, a person as bright as a black hole, claimed Fonda's remarks was simply "the activist" coming out. The even dumber host Joy Behar agreed and asked Fonda what could be done about it besides marching and protesting.

“Well, I’ve thought of murder,” Fonda replied through animated cross-talk between the women on the panel. When Tomlin asked her to repeat her statement, Fonda confirmed.

“Murder.”

Again I repeat that this hypocrite commie is supposedly against the death penalty, so what do you believe about anything she says?

The idiots of "The View" mindlessly laughed then Behar had to reassure the equally mindless audience that Hanoi Jane was just kidding, adding that right-wing watchdogs might take her words and "run away with it." After all, it isn't like repeating the same thing twice means that you're serious about it.

But the old fart Fonda said at the Cannes Film Festival last Friday that men, especially white men, are the cause of climate change. She failed to explain how, but the Left never needs factual explanations about anything they push.

Like the execrable Greta Thunberg and Alexandria Obviously Comatose, Fonda claimed the world was on the brink of a catastrophic hot spell in "about seven, eight years" if fossil fuel consumption was not cut in half by then. And she knows this because she is an expert in something, just like AOC who gave us 12 years, and the execrable Thunberg who is chronically pissed off at grownups, even after reaching the age of becoming one.

Fonda also lamented for “poor people of color” saying, “It’s good for us all to realize, there would be no climate crisis if there was no racism. There would be no climate crisis if there was no patriarchy,” she reportedly said. “A mindset that sees things in a hierarchical way. White men are the things that matter and then everything else [is] at the bottom.”

Again, she did not explain what climate change and racism has to do with each other, but in light of the fact that she had made crappy movies in the past, she is an expert in something [possibly racism, climate and abortion] and we should believe her.

“So when I say that I’m fighting the climate crisis, I also feel that I’m fighting patriarchy and racism. It’s important because we have to get out of the silos — feminists over here, environmentalists over here. That’s what I learned when I started being an activist around the Vietnam War. The more you go down any issue, whatever it is, you realize that it’s all connected. And if we solve the climate crisis and we haven’t solved those other things, we’re gonna be in trouble.”

Fun Fact: Jane Fonda isn't fighting for s**t. She's virtue signaling that she's better than white people and cares more than you and me about saving the planet while polluting it as she and her comrades like John Kerry, have carbon footprints larger than an average town. 

We have to stop giving credence to communists who have an agenda that is not going to help anyone but the people in power.

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No plea deal, no cuffs, Trump's attorney says

Joe Tacopina, the attorney for former President Donald Trump and an "Imus in the Morning" guest in days of yore, said in an interview Friday that he doesn't expect his client to be handcuffed and there will be no plea deal when he turns himself in to New York law enforcement possibly on Tuesday of next week.

Trump has been indicted as a result of a 5-year investigation over an alleged $130,000 in hush money that his former associate Michael Cohen paid without his knowledge regarding Stormy Daniels, aka Stephanie Clifford, a person who does private things on video for money. The case against Trump is to determine the money recorded in business records was used to conceal or commit a second crime, or whether serial liar, Michael Cohen, is telling the truth for once.

While the indictment is still under seal, The New York Times reported that Trump faces more than two dozen counts while CNN put the number at greater than 30. The actual number is determined by how many things Alvin Bragg can creatively use to go after a former President of the United States.

The weird thing is, the left would love to see a US president go to prison because they are incapable of understanding what that suggests to the world and the implications it will have on the nation in the future.

Tacopina said in an interview on NBC News that Trump “will not take a plea deal on this case. It’s not going to happen.”

In celebration of the news, former CNN host Brian Stelter, consumed a gallon tub of Rocky Road ice cream and Joy Behar of "The View"  felt a tingle go up her legs.

“There’s no crime,” Tacopina claimed. “I don’t know if it’s gonna make it to trial because we have substantial legal challenges.”

In an interview on ABC News, Tacopina said that Trump was “shock[ed]” by the news that he was being indicted.

Nah. He expected it even though it's unprecedented in the country's history.

“This is unprecedented in this country’s history. I don’t know what to expect other than an arraignment,” he said. “I understand they’re going to be closing off blocks around the courthouse, shutting down the courthouse. You know, we’ll go in there and we’ll proceed to see a judge at some point, plead not guilty, start talking about filing motions, which we will do immediately and very aggressively regarding the legal viability of this case.”

The Democrats are hoping for violence from Trump supporters and if they're smart, they will hang back and do nothing but quietly demonstrate their disapproval while wearing buffalo horns and face paint the color of Old Glory.

The news comes as The Wall Street Journal reported that District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office has started examining an alleged $150,000 payment to former Playboy model Karen McDougal, who was Playmate of the Month for December, 1997 and almost as hot as Melania.

Trump faces additional legal jeopardy in three other criminal investigations into him, including a federal investigation into his efforts to stay in power after the 2020 election, an investigation in Georgia related to alleged meddling in the 2020 election, and another federal investigation into his handling of U.S. government records after leaving office.

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'Hanoi Jane' Fonda reported to Capitol Police by GOP Rep

Jane Fonda making cutesy face as North Vietnamese cannons fire at Americans

She should have been tried for treason in 1972 after giving aid and comfort to America's enemy, North Vietnam while American soldiers and Marines died, but she's a Hollywood actress, so it's okay. Heck, even John Kerry came back from Vietnam after serving a couple of months there and givingi himself a medal, and then declaring America the bad guys, but he's a Democrat, so it's okay.

Vietnam veterans ain't fond o' Jane and we will not say what she did was ever okay nor is her belated apology accepted. In fact, we hope she goes to hell holding hands with Kerry.

But Fonda's latest stance against Americans came during an appearance on the ABC braintrust show "The View," where the most intelligent, insightful and deep thinking Democrats speak about how much Donald Trump is to blame for everything from global warming to recent train derailments and chemical spills, and he should be put in prison for life.

The deep conversation last Friday delved into the area of homicide when Fonda reacted to some restrictions on abortions by the overturning of Roe v. Wade by the U.S. Supreme Court. The notion that killing the unborn is now against many state laws drove Hanoi Jane into a blood lust. She went so far as to suggest Democrats could start killing Republican adults.

“We’re not going back. I don’t care what the laws are. We’re not going back,” she said in her need to protect the abortion industry.

Fonda was asked what can be done to protect the lawful killing of babies [put in gentler, friendlier terms] she replied, "I've thought of murder."

That didn't sit well with Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna of Florida.

Luna evidently has reported radical, America-hating, far-left activist Hanoi Jane to U.S. Capitol Police after she suggested “murder” as a way to deal with Republicans who oppose abortion.

Fonda later revised her rhetoric suggesting she was merely engaging in hyperbole.

But according to Luna, Fonda predictably inspired a maniac to direct a threat toward her office. The congresswoman laid into both the actress and ABC over the comments on Twitter. But you have to forgive The View  for their affirmative action by having the mentally challenged as co-hosts.

Luna tweeted:

I have notified Capitol Police of Jane Fonda’s call to murder pro-life politicians.

I am a pro-life member of Congress. As she did not retract or clarify that she was “joking” with her statement, we are taking this threat as a serious one.

Jane Fonda and The View, must issue a… https://t.co/BhUvQaH26Z

— Anna Paulina Luna (@realannapaulina)

Luna added, “Jane Fonda and The View, must issue a full retraction of Fonda’s sickening call to murder pro-life politicians and those who fight for the rights of unborn babies.”

Yeah, girls; if you're going to legally murder people, stick to babies because they can't stop you.

“This leads to targeting and can result in someone being seriously hurt,” she pointed out.

Luna concluded, “The View should be ashamed that they condone violence, especially against women elected officials as we are already targeted way more for stalking and violence way more than our male counterparts.”

While it is said that the Capitol Police take threats very seriously, you don't seriously believe that anything is going to be done about Hanoi Jane, do you?

The View pretends to advocate for women, but the only women they advocate for are those with the same political and ideological views.

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Caryn Johnson [aka Whoopi Goldberg] apologizes yet again over anti-Semitic regurgitations she made

High school drop-out and thrice divorced former comedienne Caryn Elaine Johnson, [aka Whoopi Goldberg] does not know when to stop talking, especially when comments offend so many decent people who find anti-Semitism repugnant.

Goldberg [who dropped Johnson and appropriated the Jewish surname] was blasted by the Anti-Defamation League for making "deeply offensive" comments in an interview with The Sunday Times of London.

Goldberg suggested that Jews are not a race. “My best friend said, ‘Not for nothing is there no box on the census for the Jewish race.’ So that leads me to believe that we’re probably not a race,” the co-host of "The View" shared.

ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt said in a statement that Goldberg’s comments “are deeply offensive and incredibly disappointing, especially given that this is not the first time she had made remarks like this. In a moment when antisemitic incidents have surged across the U.S., she should realize that making such ignorant statements can have real consequences.”

In a move to save her job, Goldberg has since apologized once again, in a statement to Variety. If you believe her this time, I would like to interest you in an investment property in Giza, where cotton is a My Pillow miracle.

“Recently while doing press in London, I was asked about my comments from earlier this year,” she said. “I tried to convey to the reporter what I had said and why, and attempted to recount that time. It was never my intention to appear as if I was doubling down on hurtful comments, especially after talking with and hearing people like rabbis and old and new friends weighing in. I’m still learning a lot and believe me, I heard everything everyone said to me. I believe that the Holocaust was about race, and I am still as sorry now as I was then that I upset, hurt and angered people. My sincere apologies again, especially to everyone who thought this was a fresh rehash of the subject. I promise it was not. In this time of rising antisemitism, I want to be very clear when I say that I always stood with the Jewish people and always will. My support for them has not wavered and never will.”

Yeah, sure.

Goldberg was referring to the anti-Semitic comments she made earlier this year on The View, when she claimed the Holocaust was not racially motivated when the panel of semi-geniuses were discussing a Tennessee school district's decision to ban Art Spiegelman's novel about the Holocaust, Maus.

“Well also, if you’re going to do this, then let’s be truthful about it, because the Holocaust isn’t about race. It’s not about race,” Goldberg said in February.

She was suspended from the ABC show for a mere 2 weeks, which ABC News President Kin Godwin announced in a statement.

“Effective immediately, I am suspending Whoopi Goldberg for two weeks for her wrong and hurtful comments,” Godwin wrote. “While Whoopi has apologized, I’ve ask her to take time to reflect and learn about the impact of her comments. The entire ABC News organization stands in solidarity with our Jewish colleagues, friends, family and communities.”

But the semi-genius couldn't keep her thoughts to herself and like her high school experience, learned nothing from it.

Should she be fired from "The View"? 

It's her First Amendment right to say stupid crap and it might even reveal to some of her liberal audience just how biased their pundits are. It's like the old say that leftists want to shut conservatives up while conservatives want leftists to keep talking.

Thoughts?

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Caryn Johnson [aka Whoopi Goldberg] doubles down on her anti-Semitic remarks

Jewish community members and activists are demanding that Caryn Johnson who goes by Whoopi Goldberg be terminated from the Special Ed. show known as "The View" after the former comedienne doubled-down on a past Holocaust remark she made, which created an angry outcry on social media from Jews and Gentiles alike.

The adipose African-American woman got suspended about ten months ago after she bloviated that the Holocaust was "not about race," but she evidently didn't learn anything from the suspension. 

In an interview with the U.K.'s The Sunday Times, the low-information racist showed no remorse for her past sentiments about the targeted, systematic killing of six million Jews for the crime of being Jews.

She also claimed the Nazis targeted people of African descent in addition to Jews because they were physically different and went as far as to suggest that Jews had an easier time blending in with White people and hiding from the Nazis than Black people did at the time of the Holocaust.

"It doesn’t change the fact that you could not tell a Jew on a street. You could find me. You couldn’t find them. That was the point I was making," she ignorantly said. "But you would have thought that I’d taken a big old stinky dump on the table, butt naked." 

At which point the interviewer, Janice Turner, threw up in her mouth.

The Times of Israel called Goldberg's comments "incendiary" in an article Sunday, pointing out that while her real name is Caryn Elaine Johnson, the racist has no Jewish ancestry and adopted a more "Jewish-sounding" stage name.

Goldberg's Holocaust comments in February, which led to her two-week suspension from the network and a subsequent apology, stunned many in the Jewish community. At the time, faith leaders, activists and online critics encouraged her to educate herself on the topic, but largely supported her return to the somewhat retarded show.

Now, with her obvious lack of remorse as seen in her latest interview, some are calling for her termination over her history of ignorant statements that categorize the Holocaust as a "white-on-white crime," rather than what it was.

Perhaps she unveiled her true anti-Semitic, anti-White racism after Kanye West [aka Ye] went public with his. As Boston Globe columnist Jeff Jacoby said of anti-Semitism in response to Goldberg, that . . . "history's oldest and most toxic hatred--is surging, but Whoopi is determined to trivialize it."

Lucy Lipiner, a Holocaust survivor and author of "Long Journey Home: A Young Girl's Memoir of Surviving the Holocaust" responded:

"Whoopi Goldberg continues to use the Holocaust as her punching bag. We told her that her comments harm us and she simply doesn’t care." 

"I survived the Nazis and the Holocaust," she added, "so I’ll be damned if I let a comedy has-been, peddling a fake Jewish name get the better of me."

Newsweek contributor Joel Petlin wrote: 

"Accepting apologies from some people who spew Antisemitic garbage is the triumph of hope over experience. We know that the Antisemitism will likely reoccur, but we still hope that they learned something along the way. Alas Whoopi just learned she could get away with it. Again."

In her write-up of the interview, the Times' Janice Turner revealed that, "Even now [Goldberg] does not understand why her remarks offended. She insists Jewish people themselves are divided about whether they are a race or a religion."

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One thing that is abundantly clear is that we should never be fooled into believing that being a celebrity equates with intelligence. Goldberg is simply a black Karen who spells it differently. It's time for Caryn Johnson to find another means of employment.

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Sun Sentinel calls FL a "crimson hellscape" after GOP kicks butt, then stealth edits

The day after Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) won a second term along with fellow GOPers kicking butt in their individual midterm elections, the left-wing paper known as the Sun Sentinel, vilified the state as a "crimson hellscape." 

Then the cowards walked their condemnation back after realizing who reads Florida's most circulated rag.

"Nice knowing you, Florida," the Sun Sentinel editorial board wrote the day after the midterm elections. 

"After Tuesday’s stunning election results, the state’s political transformation is now nearly complete, from deep purple battleground to crimson hellscape, an ideal launch pad for Gov. Ron DeSantis’ presidential aspirations," the newspaper said. Then they removed their collective heads and changed the word 'hellscape' with 'landscape' without explaining the change. 

The Sun Sentinel has not responded to requests by Brain Flushings or other lesser publications for comment.

The editorial continued, "We now await a second-term agenda that may feature an open-carry gun law, tighter abortion restrictions, new strategies to suppress the vote and more charter flights for out-of-state migrants, presented with even more of the governor’s trademark hubris."

In other words, Gov. DeSantis' second term just might relax restrictions the Left has placed upon the Second Amendment ,while allowing more babies to avoid being killed, voters to vote only once per election, and send illegal aliens to sanctuary cities that claim to welcome them.

The outlet followed by reluctantly giving due credit to DeSantis for a "19-point blowout victory" that was "historic and nothing short of astounding." The governor "carried 62 of 67 counties," establishing "a sea of red reflecting an epic Democratic collapse" in Florida.

DeSantis beat the crap out of former Gov. Charlie Crist, earning 1.5 million more votes than his opponent. In 2018, DeSantis won by just 33,000 votes over illegal substance abuser Andrew Gillum.

Sen. Marco Rubio, (R-FL), also cruised to a double-digit win over Democratic challenger comrade Val Demings (she, her) on Tuesday.

The editors accused DeSantis of "racial gerrymandering" and warned that it would be "impossible for Democrats to slow down an extremist GOP agenda for the next couple of years."

That's because the GOP's 'extremist agenda' does not include genital mutilation of children and excludes teaching critical race theory in the schools. It also allows parents to be the parents of their child and not hand over that responsibility to educators.

The editorial board noted how the Florida GOP has not only kept their territory, but expanded it to historic levels. "For the first time since after the Civil War, not a single Democrat holds a statewide office," the board warned, saying Florida Democrats face an uphill battle to regain "relevance" in the state. [They also failed to mention who the slave owners were that the Republicans fought against in the Civil War.]

"After this midterm meltdown, Florida Democrats have dug themselves such a deep hole that it’s impossible to see a path to relevance," the board wrote before urging the party "not to point fingers or seek scapegoats," but instead develop "a long-term strategy to engage young people and Hispanics, register voters and recruit stronger candidates."

DeSantis' top campaign staffer Christina Pushaw posted a screenshot of the Sentinel's article on Twitter, highlighting the use of the phrase "crimson hellscape," before it was covertly changed.

She later taunted the newspaper with a picture of Florida's "beautiful map."

Florida State Board of Education member Ryan Petty tweeted, "Crimson hellscape. That’s a strange way to spell freedom."

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Author and commentator Josh Steimle offered what appeared to be a sarcastic appraisal of the Sentinel's writing, "Seems objective and professional."

The Sun Sentinel has about as much professionalism and class as the brain trusts of "The View."

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"The View's" Asunción Cummings Hostin denies that she compared white Republican women to roaches

Of the hundreds of people who watch "The View" and heard Asunción Cummings "Sunny" Hostin compare white Republican women to "roaches" if they vote for GOP candidates, they now have to believe that she never said that. 

So if you were able to watch the replay of her statement [assuming you had first digested your food to keep from upchucking] you know that her denial is bull crap.

Hostin and her cohosts on the ditsy ABC midday talk show spent much of Tuesday’s broadcast discussing the midterm elections — which were already underway all across the country as she spoke — and Hostin tried to walk back her comments from a few days earlier.

After a commercial break, weak Alyssa buckles to racist Sunny and claims she "misquoted" her.
FACT CHECK FALSE: Sunny did call white women roaches, and she is a racist.
She then goes on to say that the rhetoric still needs to be brought down. pic.twitter.com/nYQNvjNOiA

— Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro)

Republican token Alyssa Farah Griffin, the token conservative, began the segment with a warning, saying that she was concerned about the tone of the language many on the far left were using to talk about their political opposition — and Hostin rudely interrupted.

“This won’t be a popular opinion at the table, but I worry that some of the far left has become so negative in how they talk about the other party —” Griffin began.

“Who are these far left people?” Hostin interrupted.

“Sunny —” Griffin tried to continue but Hostin continued talking over her.

“You can both-sides this,” she pushed back. “Because the far left — the far left — did not storm the Capitol.”

“Last week you called — last week you called white Republican women cockroaches,” Griffin said.

“Actually I didn’t,” Hostin pointed an accusatory finger at Griffin. “I used a —”

“You said they were acting like cockroaches —” Griffin continued.

“That was a metaphor,” Joy Behar protested.

So it's okay to say that Hostin is like a mule's ass, using a metaphor.

The women began talking over each other to such a degree that 

Caryn Elaine Johnson, aka Whoopi Goldberg,  scolded them, demanding that they “tone it down” so that people could understand what they were saying because it was beginning to sound like a kindergarten school bus that tickles Kamala Harris' fancy.

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Hostin then repeated the analogy, saying that white suburban women voting Republican was “like roaches voting for Raid.”

So by that comparison the Republican Party wants to exterminate women, which isn't too hyperbolic when you consider who voiced the statement in the first place.

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Hunter begged his dead brother's wife for money for rehab prior to buying gun

Hunter Biden in an early MAGA hat and Hallie Biden

Bobby "Hunter" Biden begged his for lover, the widow of his dead brother Beau, for money to get his drug-addled ass into rehab, then six weeks later went out and bought a handgun in which he lied on a federal form that he had never used or been drug addicted.

The newspaper New York Post discovered a four and a half minute recording on Hunter's hard drive that he abandoned at a computer repair shop in Delaware. The discovery comes the same week the feds said they believe they have enough evidence on Biden to charge him for making false statements in order to buy the .38-caliber pistol.

Of course they do, but so what? The Bidens are judgment-proof, just like the Clintons. 

The controversial phone call on Aug. 31, 2018 reveals Hunter being heard pleading with Hallie to hand over his credit card points to pay for “rehab.” But Hallie knew that the chances of Hunter willfully checking himself into drug rehab was as likely as him joining the priesthood and becoming forever thereafter celibate. She didn't believe him and refused to spot him his credit card points unless he told her where he was planning to go and allow her to make the arrangements.

Instead she asked him to check himself back into The View — a luxury detox facility [named after a group of airhead tv personalities] in Los Angeles, which he had recently left.

“You’re being an asshole. Go back to The View. You’re not ready right now. Go to The View,” she said on the recording.

Whoopi Goldberg said she would welcome Hunter with open arms or something, not realizing that it was a drug facility and not the tv show.

“It’s my money to pay for rehab … Please give me my points. They’re mine. I earned them. I paid for them. They’re my points and I want to pay for rehab with them,” he whined. “It’s literally stealing from me. But It’s stealing from me. Hallie, it’s stealing from me.

“It’s $38,000, it’s 842,000 points, and I calculated it and it’s all my points,” the dickweed begged. 

[Fun Fact: Hunter only uses prostitutes and drug dealers who take credit cards.]

"Yeah, I accept Mastercard"

When Hallie pressed for details, Hunter declined to name the “rehab” facility.

“I can use [the points] to use the place, the place I’m going. I don’t want you to know where I’m going. It’s very important.”

Hunter then played a familiar card — his family. He suggested she give the points to his uncle James, or to his braincell-starved father — former Vice President Biden.

“Ok here, how about this … give it to my uncle Jimmy. What’s the difference? … Give it to my dad. Give it to my dad.”

When she still refused, he threatened to blow up the card — by lying to his bank about past purchases.

The intense conversation came just weeks before Biden purchased the infamous gun pictured above.

“I’m going to say fraud on every single thing because they are my points,” Hunter warned.

Hallie shot back, “Oh my god, don’t threaten me again!”

In the days prior to the call to Hallie, Hunter appeared to have completed a course of rehabilitation at The View. The facility usually charges $4,000 a day but frequent "flyers" like Hunter apparently got a bargain rate of $2,500.69 per day. [Don't ask.]

But as expensive as The View is, the treatment for Hunter didn't take as it was followed by extensive drug and alcohol abuse which also involved using the navels of prostitutes from which to snort the drugs and drink the booze.

“I hesitate to write you this. Because your response is unpredictable. But I can’t help but to plead to you to get well,” Hunter’s sister Ashley Biden wrote to him on Sept. 1, 2018. “Our father is devastated. And his personality has fundamentally changed without you by his side.”

Three days later Hunter wrote to a whore: “Can you pick up vodka? I want you [sic] me naked and fun as fast as possible,” texts from the hard drive show.

Lying on a federal gun purchase form is a felony, with a maximum prison sentence of 10 years. But legal experts said that may be the least of Hunter’s worries.

“As a first offender, Hunter could avoid jail time entirely under such a charge or plead to a short period of incarceration,” said Jonathan Turley, a professor at George Washington University Law School.

Laptop revelations of “millions allegedly garnered through influence peddling” in shady foreign deals is a bigger concern for the Bidens, Prof. Turley said.

“The laptop is a target rich environment for any prosecutor,” he said. “It takes an amazing marksman to hit the gun charge while missing other potential crimes.”

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The US has a ruling class that seems to be above the law, at least for many of them. It's really about time for Hunter Biden, and even Hillary and Bill Clinton, to be held accountable for what appears to be criminal behavior, but the chances of this are remote.

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Whoopi speaks for God on abortion, all bibles aside

Whoopi Goldberg on Wednesday's clusterfrack [sic] episode of TheView debated with pro-life Elisabeth Hasselbeck, on what it means to be pro-life. Goldberg, a world renown religious scholar and political scientist, said that she has "first hand information" that God the Father, is fine with killing unborn babies.

Goldberg, who maniacally insisted that every co-host of the ABC daytime talk show was "pro-life" [with the one small exception inside the mother's womb] make a typically brilliant, religion-inspired argument that, in order to help a woman deal with an unwanted life inside her, "you gotta break a few eggs."

"As Barack Obama said," Whoopi began, "'why should [my] daughter be punished with an unwanted baby?' See what I'm sayin' child?"

Hasselbeck railed against Goldberg's self-proclaimed logic, but Goldberg countered her points again saying that God gave women "freedom of choice."

Yes, that's true. Any person, including a woman [whatever that is--I'm not a biologist] has freedom of choice--if that person is willing to go to hell, if God has anything to say about that. So a woman can choose to carry the life inside her [assuming 'her' is her pronoun] or kill it. 

What about: "Thou shalt not kill"

If Whoopi Goldberg really believes in God, then she knows she's blowing smoke up the skirt of Elisabeth Hasselbeck. If she doesn't believe in God, then she should not invoke Him in the debate.

With her incredible memory of scripture, Goldberg quoted the teachings of Jesus Christ: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you," she said, in an attempt to keep Hasselbeck from speaking about killing babies lest she risk judging others.

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What a stupid attempt to win an argument that cannot be won by invoking God into it and pretending He is on the side of people who would kill an innocent baby.

Anyone who takes The View with any level of seriousness, should not be taken with any level of seriousness.

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Whoopi Goldberg says Holocaust was about two 'White groups' [because she's not that bright]

"The View" should come with a warning label: "Caution, Watching the View Can Cause Severe Damage to the Human Cerebral Cortex." The co-host of this intellectual clusterfrack, Whoopi Goldberg, stated that the Holocaust was "not about race" but about "man's inhumanity to man."

Seriously? This woman makes Alexandria Obviously-Comatose look like a genius.

Goldberg seems to have discounted the systematic killing of six million Jews, a group of people the Nazis believed were "racially inferior" and believed themselves "racially superior" as they desired to create a "racially pure" state. The United States Holocaust Museum explains that the "inferior" Jews "were considered an alien threat to the so-called German racial community."

Other groups were also targeted by the Nazis, including children, due to their "perceived racial and biological inferiority." Also targeted were Gypsies, Germans with disabilities, Poles and Russians, homosexuals and others.

So yes, in part the Holocaust was about man's inhumanity to man, but Goldberg is leaving out the intentions of the Nazis and how they viewed race [the Jews weren't considered to be White], and their determination to create a "pure race" of Germans. And by omitting what they did to the Jews is verging on anti-Semitism if she was doing it intentionally.

The statement by Goldberg came during a half-witted conversation about a Tennessee school district voting to remove "Maus," a Pulitzer Prize winning graphic novel about the Holocaust from its curriculum due to "inappropriate language" [especially upsetting to drag queens who have to read those words to children sitting on their lap], and an illustration of a nude woman without a penis, which might upset the trans community.

The novel is by Art Spiegelman and it tells the story of his Jewish parents living in 1940s Poland and depicts him interviewing his father about his experiences as a Holocaust survivor.

Ana Navarro mentioned a Florida bill that could prevent any conversation in schools that makes students feel uncomfortable race or gender, prompting Sunny Hostin to ponder if teaching students about topics like the Holocaust could eventually be prohibited.

"The Holocaust isn’t about race," Goldberg said as her co-hosts appeared stunned.

"No, it’s not about race," Goldberg continued.

Joy Behar, the show's braintrust said, "Well, they considered Jews a different race."

"It’s not about race," Goldberg, who pulls most of her thoughts from her nether regions insisted.

"What is it about?" Behar asked.

"It’s about man’s inhumanity to man, that’s what it’s about," Goldberg said.

"But it’s about a White supremacist going after Jews and Gypsies," Navarro said as Goldberg attempted to speak over her.

"But these are two White groups of people," Goldberg said as her colleagues disagreed.

She was told Nazis didn’t consider Jewish people to be "White" but continued with her point nonetheless.

"You’re missing the point," Goldberg pontificated. "The minute you turn it into race, it goes down this alley. Let’s talk about it for what it is. It’s how people treat each other. It’s a problem. It doesn’t matter if you’re Black, or White, cause Black ,White, Jews, Italians, everybody eats each other."

So when it's about the Jews being slaughtered for being born Jewish and said to be non-White, it isn't about race. But when it's anyone who supports law and order, or who voted for Trump, or who said Michael Brown didn't have his hands up, or a White Kyle Rittenhouse defending himself and shooting three White guys, it's about race.

Makes perfect sense . . . if you watch "The View."

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Goldberg was blasted online for her take on Hitler's belief in a "master race" and his attempt to completely eliminate the Jewish race in Europe.

One writer said Goldberg's statement perfectly captured "the absolute ignorance of the non-Jewish world, encouraged by the mainstream media, when it comes to understanding the Holocaust," adding Goldberg should "open a god--n book."

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