Whoopi Goldberg LOSES IT After Joe Rogan & Megyn Kelly SLAM ‘The View’ Live!

The Daytime Asylum: How The View Became the National Source of Legal Retractions

There is a specific kind of arrogance that can only exist within the hermetically sealed bubble of ABC’s The View. It is a place where facts go to die, replaced by a loud, overlapping chorus of mid-morning moral panics and performative outrage. But as of late 2025, the bubble hasn’t just cracked; it has suffered a total structural failure. The show recently made history—not for any breakthrough in discourse, but for being forced to issue four separate legal corrections in a single week.

We are witnessing the death throes of legacy media’s “moral superiority” complex. When you have Joe Rogan—a man who spends his time talking about elk meat and kettlebells—and Megyn Kelly—a woman who was too blunt for the Fox-to-NBC conveyor belt—teaming up to dismantle your credibility, you know the game is over. The “Queens of Daytime” have been exposed as little more than a collection of low-information partisans who treat their audience like a captive audience in a wellness retreat gone wrong.

The Holocaust of Hyperbole: Sunny Hostin’s Reality Warp

The most offensive demonstration of the show’s detached-from-reality mindset came from Sunny Hostin. In a moment of staggering historical illiteracy, she attempted to equate the events of January 6th with the Holocaust. To look at a three-hour riot and compare it to the systematic, state-sponsored genocide of six million Jews is not just “ideologically captured”—it is a slap in the face to every victim of actual atrocities.

This is the negative impact of The View‘s echo chamber. When you surround yourself with people who only nod and applaud, you lose the ability to distinguish a political protest from a world war. Hostin isn’t “dumb,” as Megyn Kelly noted; she is deliberate. She is a lawyer who knows exactly how to weaponize trauma to smear half the country. But when her “fact-checks” are themselves fact-checked by reality, she and her co-hosts don’t apologize—they cower.

The Legal Note Parade

The hypocrisy of the show reached a comedic peak during their coverage of the Trump transition and appointments. The hosts were so busy weaving a tapestry of “authoritarian” fan-fiction that their own legal department had to step in four times to stop them from being sued into oblivion.

Host
The Falsehood/Smear
The Legal Correction (The “Note”)

Joy Behar
Implied a “quid pro quo” between Donald Trump and Pam Bondi regarding legal favors.
Legal Note: Both Trump and Bondi have explicitly denied any such allegations.

Whoopi Goldberg
Claimed Pete Hegseth was “charged” with crimes related to a settlement.
Legal Note: Hegseth’s lawyer stated the payment was to avoid a baseless lawsuit; no charges were filed.

Sunny Hostin
Alleged Matt Gaetz was a “convicted sex trafficker.”
Legal Note: Gaetz has long denied all allegations and has not been charged with any crime.

Whoopi Goldberg
Suggested Joe Biden could “arrest every Republican” because of SCOTUS immunity.
Legal Note: The Supreme Court ruling does not authorize the extrajudicial imprisonment of political rivals.

It is a “hot mess” that masquerades as news. Whoopi Goldberg sits there, looking like she’s trying to solve a complex math problem, while actually suggesting that a sitting President should throw his opposition in jail. This isn’t “democracy”; it’s the very authoritarianism they claim to fear, delivered with a side of over-the-top side-eye from Ana Navarro.

The Death of the “Expert” Narrative

The real reason The View is panicking is because their monopoly on “truth” has evaporated. Rogan and Kelly are winning because they actually read the transcripts and look at the case files. While Whoopi claims people should trust them because they are “double-checked by ABC News,” she immediately follows it up by saying Rogan “believes in dragons.”

The irony is that The View is the one chasing mythical monsters. They see “Hitler” in every Republican and “insurrection” in every disagreement. They treat their “token conservative” guests like Megan McCain with such venom that it exposes the show for what it is: a struggle for relevance by people who are “mad at the world” and “low-information.”

Leadership is about accuracy and results. The View offers neither. They offer a beginner improv class in grievance politics. When your entire argument collapses under the weight of four legal retractions in five days, you aren’t a news source—you’re a liability. The audience has moved on to people who let guests finish a sentence, and no amount of moral posturing from Joy Behar is going to bring them back.