please welcome our pal, whoopi goldberg! whoopi goldberg is here! i love that. [ cheers and applause oh, no you did. i love you so much whoopi goldberg, come on now [ cheers and applause >> oh. >> jimmy: who is better -- who is better than you >> so many people! >> jimmy: no, no, no that is not true at all. every time you come, you bring us something fun to eat. >> well, because you all work really hard. you know >> jimmy: well, gosh, you're just the best and the most thoughtful >> well, i like -- >> jimmy: what is it what did you bring this time >> i had to write it down because it got to complicated. >> jimmy: okay, good [ laughter ] >> so they are dka, dominique's kouign amann >> tariq: yeah >> you know? at the bakery? >> jimmy: oh, no yeah, yeah >> it's called kouign-amann. it's the number one selling pastry similar to caramelized croissant, with flaky, tender layers inside and caramelized with crust outside >> jimmy: why are you reading it like that [ laughter ] >> and it even outsells the cronuts! [ laughter and applau

well, whoopi goldberg, you don't get to decide what murder is.yla rittenhouse's peers match the fact to the lawn found him him to be not guilty and all of those charges. then she said one of the aggressors wasn't doing anything, there is video evidence of him hitting kyla rittenhouse with the skateboard. it's all about a narrative, to tomi's point, where msnbc but up this is their take away, the kyla rittenhouse trial was designed to protect white conservatives who kill. that's literally the headline that was on msnbc. really interesting to watch kyla rittenhouse use the word actual malice, that's the legal standard for defamation and use that when characterizing the way president biden. really interesting choice of words. i wonder if his lawyer told him to use those words. >> that specificity the people on the left refused to use. it has absolute meaning and they are gearing up for a fight. >> they do plan on suing. i wonder who is on that list be sued. they are probably going to figure out which media outlets to go after first. i believe that's

like my fair with whoopi goldberg, no one would have known about the meme until the media amplified it. we live in the era when the media and the activist class subvert those trying to stop them. forgive me if i don't join the dems in their feverish outrage like the moon landing or kamala's smile isn't real. like a meme. getting angry arguing if santa claus is black or white. i couldn't care less if they posted memes, i wouldn't care when they posted mimes. at least mimes know when to shut the [ bleep ] up. but they put the q-anon shaman behind bars for four years. his crime? showing up dressed like a viking and stampering around a capitol like a high school senior emptying lockers on the last day of school. he was acting like the people who work in the capitol the other 364 days a year. as the babylon bee noted, if only he had burned down a car dealership, he would have had a lighter series. who's going to call for him and call him an activist? no one. i guess i could point out the hypocrisy when laura ann bobert already did. >> but since the speaker has designated the floor to discus

like my fair with whoopi goldberg, no one would have known about the meme until the media amplified it. we live in the era when the media and the activist class subvert those trying to stop them. forgive me if i don't join the dems in their feverish outrage like the moon landing or kamala's smile isn't real. like a meme. getting angry arguing if santa claus is black or white. i couldn't care less if they posted memes, i wouldn't care when they posted mimes. at least mimes know when to shut the [ bleep ] up. but they put the q-anon shaman behind bars for four years. his crime? showing up dressed like a viking and stampering around a capitol like a high school senior emptying lockers on the last day of school. he was acting like the people who work in the capitol the other 364 days a year. as the babylon bee noted, if only he had burned down a car dealership, he would have had a lighter series. who's going to call for him and call him an activist? no one. i guess i could point out the hypocrisy when laura ann bobert already did. >> but since the speaker has designated the floor to discus

. >> brian: i saw the jonathan turley came on this afternoon, and set as a public figure, whoopi goldberg the present and are immune to this type of lawsuit. >> jessica: jonathan turley is a better lawyer than i am, i.e. he is a lawyer. my thoughts on this, i thought that kyle rittenhouse did come across very well in his interview with tucker. and also clear of the point that he wanted to make and the sideshow stuff that he did not want to get involved in. do not want to have a lot of the conversations that opponents have been having about his intentions and really wanted make a larger point about what he saw his case as. and i thought i made a big impact on people, and he had one line that i thought was particularly important, he said i support the black lives matter movement, we don't know about the proud boys, maybe it was just two guys who said take a picture with me, but he said something like think about what would've happened if i was a black person in this position who had done this? how would my trial have gone differently. to acknowledge that is so core to people who support the

here's whoopi goldberg. he said after the verdict. >> even all the excuses in the world does not change the fact that three people got shot. two people were murdered. to me it's murder. i'm sorry. >> martha: what about that? >> well, this is part of the unfortunate aspect of being a public figure. she's allowed to her opinion. she's allowed to disagree with a jury's decision. she's allowed to view what he did as murder. i think a court will allow that to be -- to remain opinion. even calling somebody a racist or white supremacist, the courts treat that as part of the public debate. they allow free speech to combat free speech. it's a huge cost to a teenager like kyle rittenhouse that just proved his innocence for a jury in wisconsin. but now he face as public forum, a trial before the public at large. there's a lot of people that won't accept any evidence to the contrary. it was clear in the media coverage. for a year, the media withheld facts that supported his self-defense claim. they repeated facts that w

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whoopi goldberg called him a murderer again even though the jury said something different.y one as if that acquittal didn't happen. kyle rittenhouse visited donald trump after the trial and the former president said, told sean hannity there should not have been a trial. >> really a nice young man and what he went through, he-- that was prosecutorial misconduct he should not have had to suffer through a trial for that. howard: i criticized president biden for saying he's angry about the verdict because to me and undermines the justice system when the press b is justified in criticizing trump for undermining the trial for ripping the trial from the pro rittenhouse i? >> i think in a way, but one is to did announce the outcome and the other one is to say they should not even have had the trial to begin with and wasn't really a negative on the jury, not a negative on the judge, wasn't it negative on rittenhouse in particular it was a negative on the prosecutor at the time in wisconsin. howard: you also said before the verdict you thought the trial was a waste of time, i mean, t

whoopi goldberg was complaining the other day about the estate tax. oh, we're making headway. why should i have to pay again? i pay the 40%. oh, boy, that's what i like to hear. >> what are the consequences to the republican party and to conservatism if you toss that aside? >> well, look what happened in 2006. we were spending money faster than democrats as far as all these little pet projects and earmarks. i think we hold the world record with ted stevens and his colleague and other people. of course others just as bad or worse. but that's the disease now. you pass a big beal and there are at least 2,000 earmarks. i never said we never had them, but if you got one of the projects in your state, oh, boy, that's a big deal. and i was the leader. so it's all kind of changed. just keep on piling it up and -- >> you were -- again, you were rising to the top of your field at the very time -- >> the field was leaving. they kept changing the goal posts. that's the best way to describe it. i was on the 5-yard line and then they moved it and i was on the 15 yard line. and i got there a

even whoopi goldberg was complaining the other day about the estate tax. said well we're making headways. why should i have to pay again? i pay 40% i got to -- la la. i said oh boy that's what i like to hear. >> what are the consequences to the republican party and to conservatism if you toss that aside? if you no longer -- >> well look what happened in 2006. i think the iraq war was primary. but, you know, we were spending money faster than democrats and all these pet projects and earmarks. i think we own the worlds record. -- stevens and colleague don young and other people. of course there were others just as bad or worse. but that's disease now. pass a big bill and at least 2,000 earmarks. i don't understand we never had'em but if you got one of little projects, that's a big deal. and i was their leader. so it's all kind of changed. just keep on -- it up. >> you were rising to the top of your field at the very time that the cultural. >> field was leaving. the field, they kept changing the goal posts. best way to describe it. i was on the five yard line