listen rosie did not like whoopie goldberg. oint you say she said whoopie was worse than fox news, which is probably the biggest insult rosie could deliver. >> right because she feels like fox news has been hard on her but she had a really difficult time when she went back the second time in 2014, to rejoin the show after barbara walters left, and there was a fight over the moderator seat both rosie and whoopie wanted to be the moderator, whoopie had it in her contract and rosie struggled with that and had a really hard time with that and she talks about it in the book. >> and then lastly, rosie was not well-liked by the producers they went to hr, a number of times. rosie was compared to a murderer dictator what was she like to work for? >> that was a quote from the former director of the show. this book is really about take two behind the scenes of a tv show and about power and the idea there were three women on the show namely barbara walters, rosie o'donnell and whoopie goldberg who really wanted to control the view. it was a

the two needed whoopi goldberg to step in while talking about immigration at the southern border. >>people who live in border states. many friends of mine, this is number one and only issue, and if we sit here and act like there isn't a crisis, it's crazy people living in border states that think there's a crisis. >> like i just said, this guy who's coming in wants to help those countries. that's the way to solve the problem. keep them there happy or whatever. give them a house. give them food, help them, help their children. stop the crime rates. i'm talking about helping. i'm listening to you. let me finish. >> yeah, but parts of your job is to listen to me. i'm just saying. >> here's the deal. here's what's not going to happen today. we're not going to do this. everybody gets a conversation piece. everybody gets to say their piece and we don't need to comment if we don't like what we're hearing. just let folks talk. finish what you're saying. >> i forgot what it was now. >> we here do listen to one another. do you have anything else to add? >> talk to the hand. >> okay. good. >>>

pelosi and others intimating and and others dianne feinstein and other prominent senators that whoopi goldberg this is you going to love this one it's a generational thing. so not only is a doctor there say you must excuse joe biden because it's a generational thing see people in his generation when they meet women or the wives of appointees at the white house during very serious you know ceremonies they grab their face like this and rub noses i mean this is this this this is beyond strange and i love it. and to be honest you know you're right it is beyond strange really want to give the benefit the doubt to somebody mistook about the us media let's be charitable is it just that they horribly had a sense human failure to do conspiracy theory some kind of agenda. what is the matter with you why do you believe so fare out telling you this is nuts it's end see it's all for the rails it's an embarrassment when people are sitting back especially the democratic party and as the one who is sitting back wondering. must be a god is president trumpery says i'm not even doing a.v. they i think that thing

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book seems like 3 pages, make-up ready to quit or ready to quit, rosy o'donnell complained that whoopi goldbergas mean to her, doctor said she was asking health crisis and made life hell for everybody else? >> the show is very dramatic show. it's how the women are when the cameras aren't rolling but i was interested in the show because i've been covering it as a journalist for many years and there's a lot of interest about the view because it's such influential show and it really changed daytime tv and i would argue television in general because it provided this panel of women who didn't always see eye to eye debating about very serious political issues. >> yeah, when barbara walters created it did change daytime television but rosie o'donnell in response to your book says the negative stories about conflict, she's disappointed of you as human being, your response. >> i hope that rosy reads the book, the book also celebrates rosy and all that she has done in entertainment. talk show in 90's was incredibly popular, made daytime friendly to celebrities and i don't think she's actually read the bo

1973 and escaped from prison in 1979 and then fled to cuba where we believe she still is whoop whoopi goldbergbiden as two women accuse him of touching. >> i don't know if we will see any more smelling of hair and kisses. >> it pisss me off because i don't want joe to stop doing that. >> a woman says biden kissed her in the back of the head and second came forward saying he grabbed the back of her neck and rubbed noses with her. >> start wither. rob: the good, the bad, and the ugly. firefighters and police officers showing up at 5-year-old party. little boy at school told her only boys can be firefighters and cops. they can't wait for sophie to grow up and prove him wrong. jillian: next the bad. a captured hungry fighter just want to eat. interview with the "the washington post" saying he you don't have to tell me what city i'm in but can i ask, is there a mcdonald's here? rob: finally the ugly, reporter going viral for not so stealthy escape during a live shot. she stepped in front of the camera as sky news takes a shot at the prime minister arriving at the prime minister's house. rather than

roast is city did not like whoopi goldberg. bly the biggest insult roasts city could deliver. >> right. because she feels like fox news has been hard on her. but she had a really difficult time when she went back the second anytime 2014 to be, the show after barbara walters left, and there was a fight over the moderator seat. both rosie and whoopi wanted to be the moderator. whoopi had it in her contract, and t rosie had a hard time with y,at and she talks about it in the book. jesse: and lastly, rosie was not well liked by the producers. i think they went to h.r. a number of times. of rosie was compared to a murderous dictator. what was she like to work for? >> that was a quote from a former director of the show. this book is really about, takes you behind the scenes of a tv show, and it's a about power and the idea that there were three women on the show -- barbara rah walters, rosie o'connell and hollywoodty goldberg, who wanted to control "the view" and changed tv in a lot of different ways and brought, you you know, politic

and you have nonmedical people who are making -- whoopi goldberg was just talking about that "the view" yesterday, she had issues where they didn't want to pay for her machine. in 2020, the first wave for democrats to shoot themselves in the foot is to talk about free this and free that come and free medicare. it has to be a buy-in, if anything. ittalk about free medical, will cost umpteen trillions of dollars. democrats have to be smart and have to talk about it as something that is going to cost you out of your pocket if you are going to go into the medicare system. thank you to c-span. care do you think health will continue to be the top issue going into the 2020 election? guest: i think it will continue to be a top issue. i think what the caller was talking about is what is going to happen with private insurance. hate their private insurance because there gets between what their doctor orders and what they think they deserve, or do people want to keep it because in general they are happy with that? in this last hour, we have heard people on both sides of that argument. host: great

. >> liz: so is whoopie goldberg, watch. >> i don't know that we will see any more smelling of hair andbut that pisses me off. i'm telling you. >> which one? >> well i don't want joe to stop doing that. >> liz: joining me now is conservative comentator adriana cohen. great to have you on. democrats coming to joe's defense, people in the media is defending him, and interestingly stop destroying each other, democrats. you're destroying the person who could beat donald trump. what's your reaction? >> well i think that we need to have the same standards for everyone when it comes to allegations of sexual harassment or misconduct. what we're seeing play out is there seems to be two sets of rules if you're a republican the me too movement comes down very hard on you but if you're a democrat they give those people the presumption of innocence and i think we need one uniform standard that's fair for all and we saw this recently, e-mac, with alyssa milano. she came down very hard on brett kavanaugh. she believed the unsubstantiated allegations for 30 years ago but now she's already defending joe

you have nonmedical people who are making, you know, whoopi goldberg was just talking about it on the view yesterday about her issues that they did want to pay for a machine, but in 2020 the first way for the democrats to shoot themselves in the foot is too talk about free this and free that and bring medicare. it's got to be a buy-in, if anything, for an option on the aca to talk about free medical, the over ten, 20 years it will cost umpteen trillions of dollars. the democrats haveen to be smart and have to talk about it as something that's going to cost you out of your pocket if you're going to go into the medicare system. thank you-s to c-span. >> host: do you think health care will continue to be the top issue going into the 2020 election? >> guest: i think it will continue to be a top issue. what the caller was talking about is ones of these flash point is what could happen with private insurance.in people hate their private interest because it gets between whether doctor orders and what they think they deserve, or did he want to keep their private entrance because in general th

and you have nonmedical people who are making -- whoopi goldberg was just talking about that "the viewyesterday, she had issues where they didn't want to pay for her machine. in 2020, the first wave for democrats to shoot themselves in the foot is to talk about free this and free that come and free medicare. it has to be a buy-in, if anything. ittalk about free medical, will cost umpteen trillions of dollars. democrats have to be smart and have to talk about it as something that is going to cost you out of your pocket if you are going to go into the medicare system. thank you to c-span. care do you think health will continue to be the top issue going into the 2020 election? guest: i think it will continue to be a top issue. i think what the caller was talking about is what is going to happen with private insurance. hate their private insurance because there gets between what their doctor orders and what they think they deserve, or do people want to keep it because in general they are happy with that? in this last hour, we have heard people on both sides of that argument. host: great to