Whoopi Goldberg

(left to right:) convicted serial rapist and Democrat megadonor Harvey Weinstein, Obama domestic partner Michael Robinson, and racist holocaust denier Whoopi Goldberg.

Whoopi Goldberg, born Caryn (pron Karen) Elaine Johnson on November 13, 1955 (age 70), is a celebrated leftist actress, comedienne and holocaust denier / rewriter. She won an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony Award. Born and raised in New York City, she has married three times. Her first prominent role in acting was in Steven Spielberg's 1985 drama film The Color Purple, where she won a Golden Globe Award for her lead performance. She established herself in a notable acting career through television appearances (including a recurring role in Star Trek: The Next Generation as the USS Enterprise-D's centuries-old humanoid bartender and counselor Guinan) and commercially successful motion pictures. She also plays the main role in the movies Sister Act and Sister Act 2 which are promoting a liberal church. Goldberg recommended Jill Biden, wife of Joe Biden who is not a medical doctor, to become Surgeon General during the CCP pandemic.

As of January 2022 Goldberg was a co-host of The View, replacing another liberal commentator Rosie O'Donnell. Goldberg has publicly proclaimed that the Nazi holocaust was not racially motivated and was just an internal "dispute" among white people. (Indirecly insinuating a cruel lie, as if the 6 Millions men, women and children systematically slaughtered were ever "doing" something against others).

After sort of apologizing, she still doubled down on her malicious rewriting of history. Goldberg argues that Nazis are not inherently racist or motivated by racist views.

It is also related to the erred woke notion that only colored people can be victims of racism, supposedly. She was suspended from ABC (only) for two weeks.

Insiders insisted that her apology wasn’t enough and demanded that she be fired. Sources told Page Six that staffers and fellow hosts on “The View,” as well as insiders at Disney, were furious. “ABC staffers and Disney Network execs are saying Whoopi went way too far. And board members are not happy with her apology and want a fuller retraction. The word is that Whoopi is in ‘deep s–t,’” said one ABC insider. “Why does Whoopi seemingly get a pass when others don’t? Perhaps this time she won’t. Many at the network — including her fellow hosts — believe Whoopi is too controversial now for the show.” The insider said the situation “isn’t just going to blow over.” Other daytime talk show hosts, like Sharon Osbourne, have previously been fired for arguably far less. “The View” hosts are allegedly up in arms over Goldberg’s controversial comments.

“This will cast a shadow over everything for a while. Even Joy Behar was heard saying backstage that Whoopi is ‘dead wrong’ and may not ever recover from this. Joy found this particularly troubling and couldn’t believe Whoopi wouldn’t stand corrected until she was forced.” According to the insider, others at ABC are “incredulous” and allegedly asking questions like, “How stoned can she be? Her agents are panicking that she may have ruined herself for good,” the source claimed.

Her remarks sparked international backlash on social media, where “#firewhoopi” started trending, plus wide condemnation from the Israeli Consulate General in New York and the Auschwitz Memorial and Anti-Defamation League.

Meghan McCain criticized TV’s ‘Double Standard’ for acceptance of Whoopi Goldberg’s ‘Half-Assed’ apology.