Whoopi Goldberg

"I swear to God, if I see another Republican senator talk about their heart being broken, I’m going to go punch somebody,” Goldberg said on "The View."
Many questions have been raised about potential consequences for the Oscar winner after he assaulted comedian Chris Rock at the awards.
“Let me tell you, these chairs are dangerous!” co-host Sunny Hostin said after Behar’s tumble.
The "View" host faced backlash and a suspension from ABC News after she said the Holocaust “isn’t about race” on her daytime talk show. She later apologized.
"While Whoopi has apologized, I’ve asked her to take time to reflect and learn about the impact of her comments," ABC's president said.
Goldberg apologized via social media late Monday for her statements on "The View" that day.
The Auschwitz Memorial Twitter account suggested she review its educational resources about the genocide. The comedian later apologized.
The "View" co-host said the "Real Time" comedian's gags were "not really funny to people who have lost their kids" to the coronavirus.
Goldberg is vaccinated and has received a booster shot, her co-host Joy Behar said.
"I don't care that you don't care," Goldberg snapped on "The View."