bow to whoopi goldberg that's exactly right i mean, come on, why not it's whoopi.adwyler, who plays emmett's mother. she's going to be here tomorrow night. anything that i should -- that happened with her that i should ask her about on set or off set? >> oh, man well, of course i know you're going to ask her about what a great actor she is but you should also ask her about what a great singer she is she will not admit it, but she has the voice of an angel, and i really hope that you guys encourage her to sing for you. >> jimmy: really [ applause ] all right. all right, we'll try that. we'll just do it i won't even put it in the questions. i'm just gonna ask her to sing [ light laughter ] how do we -- how do we get into this how do we set this up, "till"? >> it has been in the works way longer than me mamie till-mobley really wanted this movie to be made herself in 1955. and she had multiple deals, but it always fell through and i know for sure for over 30 years, keith beauchamp has been trying to do the same thing, and it's just now coming into fruition. and i am s

. >> of now we are coming to a full because whoopi goldberg, whoopi goldberg said this about the tyree nichols case today. >> do we need to see somebody get beaten before they do anything. i'm not suggesting that so don' write us and tell me what a racist im paradigm just asking is that what people have to see in order to wake up and realize this affects us all. >> this is the same whoopi goldberg who said the holocaust was not about race. >> whoopi goldberg said some things on this show recently that would get most people fire or suspended. if you're keeping score at home she believes this killing of tyree nichols does, despite the fact you had black police officers and a black victim, so in this case, the people who committed this horrific crime o nichols are off the force already. they've been indicted in the same world that will never breathe free air again based on the video we've been fed and witnessed over the weekend. so for what b goldberg to imply there's nothing being done is ridiculous that what is more ridiculous is when you're sayin more white people have to be beaten by

. >> ashley: "the view" host whoopi goldberg says the problem is not the officers charged with murder in this case, but policing as a whole. listen. >> i ask this question too many times at this table, but when will the brutality finally lead to some reform from the ground up? clearly it doesn't matter if it is a white policemen or black policeman, it is a problem in policing itself. >> ashley: i wish she would elaborated more. a lot of times what we're seeing happen is people are muddying the water as to what police reform and defund the police mean, they are two separate things. this is what happens when you lower the standard, lower the pay. >> this was wrong. from start to finish. they could have cuffed him and been done with it, when you lower the standard for police officers, these are situations you will keep seeing. we will see more of these if they keep lowering the standard, it is going to be easy for anyone to get in, they will not be able to filter out these. i hate using the term bad apple, anyone can do this job. >> todd: this is not a systemic problem with training. dan

[laughter] whoopi goldberg, whoopi is not on her birth certificate. they come after you like that, that's when you know you are winning. because they have nothing else to criticize me for so they picked at that. i always look at is a badge of honor. injuring a lot right. [applause] i really do want to talk about this. this is really an incredible woman. it is so was so special. first of so many first she really was partially first, at first later she would ask him about the time she got up orphanages and see these wounded soldiers in american years. first first lady africa right favorite verse throughout the first pitch at an mlb game. all of this free, april do not know this. they do not know the path she made for women who came after her but they do not know how special she was. how do we will bring a woman like pat nixon to the forefront? >> we have to talk about them. that's the thing the hardest part when you can on your 10 there are so many women that havene really laid the groundwok for what has happened in the country. that is why i loved read

years later whoopi goldberg used that programming is one of the key wake-up calls for white america. what she said on that show were we are here, where americans and we are part of this country. we aren't going anywhere. for those interested in the suite is an nbc documentary that i would recommend. now carson didn't stop there. in 1968 was about to get much worse. carson adjusted his programming in response to the tragic developments. martin luther king was slain in 1968 in april and carson the next night canceled the monologue and replaced it with a tribute to the slain civil rights leader. two months later bobby kennedy was killed and carson again offered another tribute to the slain activist. he brought as a journalist artist and friend of bobby kennedy to reminisce and to mourn the death of robert kennedy to mike will have been elected president if he had not been murdered. the 60s for carson wasn't all a matter of consciousness raising. one of his highest. show in fact the highest. show for carson was actually the wedding of an iconic figure of the 1960s known as tiny tim. tiny

the view cohost whoopie goldberg post add really shocking question talking about police reform.oll that tape, please. >> do we need to see white people also get beaten before anybody will do anything? i'm not suggesting that so don't write us ask&tell me what a racist i am. i'm just asking is that what people have to see in order to wake up and realize this affects us all. stuart: alvita king joins us, the niece of martin luther king. what do you make of whoopie's hypothetical question? >> it doesn't make any sense because people are outraged across the nation, around the world, we have been stunned by this most recent incident. we can't tribute this to racism and skin color because the man who was arrested is black. the man who did everything. watching that one you can see that and it's terrible and absolutely terrible. whoopie is a little incoherent sometimes. stuart: okay. i'm going to quote martin luther king "we can walk the high road of brotherhood or the low road of inhumanity to man". i think that's something you'd quote frequently. >> i do quote that. we're one blood, o

the original starred patrick swayze, demi moore and whoopi goldberg.ward for best supporting access for her role. you in danger, girl. remember that? you in danger, girl. are we in danger? >> that's a good question. >> you in danger, girl. >>> the labor department releasing a key inflation report. are we in danger? >> inflation is still too high, but it's coming down. it's confirmation of what we've been saying. producer price index, factory floor inflation, 6.2%. that's the slowest since march of 2021. when you look month to month, from november to december prices, wholesale prices fell 0.5%. when you look at the bar chart here, the trend is your friend, you can see how the price peak seems to be behind us. it's still too high for the fed's comfort. they want something around the 2% range. coming back down the earth there. it's a double whammy this morning in news about the economy. retail sales from december, retail sales fell a little bit. they fell from month to month. when you look at the last couple months, this shows that consumers are getting p

can't get anything done in congress and whoopi goldberg thinks the only way we are going to change anythingfor police to beat white guys to death. >> it is a problem in the police -- in the policing itself. do we need to see white people also get beat before anybody will do anything? i'm not suggesting that, so don't write us and tell me what, you know, what a racist i am i'm just asking is that what people have to see in order to wake up and realize this effects us all? >> jesse: so whoopi thinks the holocaust had nothing to do with race but five black cops beating a black man to death has everything to do with race. this type of cop-hating atmosphere has created a really bad environment for officers, which makes it really hard for the good guys to do their job for years the left has created an environment where 'cops are the enemy. it means police departments might have to lower the bar when hiring people and some bad apple could say slip through the cracks. sometimes hiring lowering the bar hiring a guy who doesn't have a good education or a guy who can't meet the physical requirements o

during a live taping of "the view" a heckler called whoopi goldberg an old broad, he was removed and reward for accuracy in the media. [applause] in a partnership with duncan/hines, country legend dolly parton has created a new line of baking biscuits baking including buttermilk biscuits, the only downside, you can only bake two at a time. that's right, michael, thanks for explaining the joke to america! and in a recent interview, suzanne somers says she has sex with her 84-year-old husband about three times a day, according to her husband, most of the time he is awake. [laughter] and finally, in protest over roe v. wade, liberal american men are reportedly getting a record high number of vasectomies. the good news for them is that doctors are willing to charge half price, since they already have no balls. [applause] i don't know if that's how science works. but let's do some news, right? he left classified docs where his son smoked rocks. that's a good one. yesterday president biden toward storm battered california where winds were so strong, gavin newsom's hair was declared a disas

whoopi goldberg also said no one should be quick to judge until all the facts are known, you do it everye said at first she suspected republicans were behind it but not now. stuart: we keep going back to the view as the well of disinformation. ashley: the gift that keeps on giving. back to you later. now let's get to the markets. we still have some downside, dow is off 60, nasdaq down 40. down 200 on the dow. bank earnings kickoff, kenny polcari, what is your reaction? >> they are being on the top and bottom lines, but what i have been talking about, what are they doing about reserves, provision for the coming default? bank of america raised them. had to see what the others have done. i am sure they are all raising them. that tells us at least what the banks are thinking or how they are preparing, they continue to be a ball top economy and economy that went into recession. i am not surprised. nobody should be surprised. we have been talking about that for a number of weeks, one of the concerns is playing across as we get these reports. stuart: i got something from dan ives this morning,

the perks that you used to enjoy your job is disappearing faster than whoopi goldberg's jewish fan base. according to "the new york post," they're taking away the free coffee perks for the goldman sachs employees, i know, stop the presses, or, at least, the french presses. i know. that's why i sit down here and you're in the audience. so, now those bankers will have to pay for it like the rest of us, just like i do for those massages. bill hemmer has such strong hands. sadly, as "the new york post" reports, goldman sachs employees return to work on tuesday to find out that they would have to pay for the crappy coffee. that's the post's words, not mine. i'm guessing it's starbuck which i happen to like. you know what i say? i like my coffee the tway i like my joy reid -- black and really bitter. to quote one worker, they were greeted by a sign and a woman yelling at them the coffee was no longer complementary. a woman yelling at them? judge, do you spend your morning at goldman sachs. the anonymous banker goes on, we have to go to the checkout counter before we leave. i paid $2.99 for a

that's from "screen rant." [ cheers and applause the last one >> okay, finally >> jimmy: whoopi goldberg to get to know you." you are unbelievable in this thing. it must have been tough filming this >> yeah, it's a difficult thing. but we had a beautiful community. everything about this movie was -- was rooted in love. chinonye, our director, all of our producers, they -- we just made sure we were taking good care of each other >> jimmy: yeah, it's -- it almost was never made, this movie. >> yeah, it's taken -- well, truthfully, 67 yearsm, considering in 1955, mamie till wanted the film to be made you know, had to deal with, you know, contention, and folks turning away from doing it but then barbara broccoli, whoopi, all of them, and keith beauchamp, who was her mentee, came on and were committed to getting the film made and finally we filmed it in 2021, and here it came, in '22, and we're still riding. >> jimmy: it is -- it's powerful, it's definitely a story that needs to be told. >> most definitely >> jimmy: and, you know, i know you want to keep it light on the set when you were in b

you have people like whoopi goldberg saying, i'm out until they fix this platform.? >> i have not met mr. musk yet and intend to do that. >> you say you want to meet with him. >> yeah, i do. i want to see what he's really up to. i've learned, you never judge a book by its cover. you've got to open it up and start reading it. and that's the way i feel about him as well. so i'm going to see what he wants to, how he's going to really approach his new venture. >> i've got to tell people one of the biggest tlhrills of my life was an award that i got. and a surprise, they said, someone is here to sing for you and introduce you. and it was you. i almost fell out of my chair. i could barely accept the award for crying. i know, you know, from knowing you, that this is, you know, there's still a lot more runway ahead for dionne warwick. so what is the next chapter? do you know? >> no, i haven't -- i don't know what god has in store for me. you know, i'm just following in the path he's leading me down. dionne warwick, thank you. i love you so much. thank you. >> that's the way

. >>> coming up, whoopi goldberg calling for police reform following the death of tyre nichols, but she'sll tape. >> do we need to see white people also get beaten before anybody will do anything? i'm just asking, is that, is that what people have to see in order to wake up and realize this affects us all? stuart: she denies she's trying to incite violence. i'm going to speak with alveda king about that. and talk about tone deaf, president biden touting tax credits for electric vehicles while sitting in one that doesn't qualify. we have the full story after this. ♪ ♪ struck by your electric light ♪ pleasure pleasure thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will push you to be even better. and just might change how you trade—forever. because once you experience thinkorswim® by td ameritrade ♪ there's no going back. hi. i'm charlie ki

i mean recently we had whoopi goldberg saying, i mean, you know, this has been about a lot. white people bullying other white people bullying other white right. white people, you know. right. and, know obviously, she's and, you know obviously, she's taking conception of taking an american conception of race, we've defined it in race, as we've defined it in america. and as if saw as being white, did not see jews as being white. they saw jews as being in a race. yes. and so i think that that just the whole emphasis on whiteness is problematic. and likes to talk about how demonisation of white people leads to demonisation of jews . leads to demonisation of jews. when you believe that a group is all powerful and there are very responsible for all the oppression society, it's not a very far leap to then say that jews are also white and they've been defined as white, whether we like it or not, and that they're part of the oppressive class. in fact, sometimes the jews are even characterised as hyper but very hyper white. but it's very difficult to understand, isn't it? because if y

i mean recently we had whoopi goldberg saying, i mean, you know, this has been about a lot.hite people bullying other white people bullying other white right. white people, you know. right. and, know obviously, she's and, you know obviously, she's taking conception of taking an american conception of race, we've defined it in race, as we've defined it in america. and as if saw as being white, did not see jews as being white. they saw jews as being in a race. yes. and so i think that that just the whole emphasis on whiteness is problematic. and likes to talk about how demonisation of white people leads to demonisation of jews . leads to demonisation of jews. when you believe that a group is all powerful and there are very responsible for all the oppression society, it's not a very far leap to then say that jews are also white and they've been defined as white, whether we like it or not, and that they're part of the oppressive class. in fact, sometimes the jews are even characterised as hyper but very hyper white. but it's very difficult to understand, isn't it? because if you