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  According to the book , Milley made the two calls, unbeknownst to Trump, to Gen. Li Zuocheng of the People’s Liberation Army to assure him that the U.S. was not planning an attack on China, and that if it were he would warn him in advance. The split came as co-hosts Sunny Hostin and Sara Haines slammed Milley for making the calls if he had, while Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar said they would have been justified. "I think that you break command in that way. You are committing treason. You’re going outside of the chain of command," Hostin said after Goldberg asked for her thoughts on the alleged calls.  "I worked for the government for many years and it is sacrosanct to go within the chain of command." Hostin said she knew Milley's alleged actions were done to protect the U.S. from any wars breaking out, and that, according to her, Trump was capable of starting a nuclear war after losing  the 2020 election . "But I think there’s just no excuse for a sile...

Whoopi Goldberg  suggested on Thursday that it was narrow-minded to insist that  former Vice President Joe Biden  pick a Black woman as his running mate. See Also: The women of “The View” broke out into an inteWhoopi Goldberg assumed that Meghan McCain might want to take a pass on talking about the resignation of Tucker Carlson Goldberg had suggested Sen. Tammy Duckworth as a potential vice presidential pick. Political commentator Tiffany Cross praised Duckworth and her military service, but said: "Black women have joined the military at disproportionate rates relative to any other demographic. We are overrepresented in the U.S. Armed Forces. Even those women deserve to have someone who looks like them." See Also: President Trump replaces campaign manager Brad Parscale with Bill Stepien, according to the NYT Goldberg pushed back, asking Cross whether she was essentially arguing that Duckworth was good, but not "enough." ...

"The View" co-host Whoopi Goldberg assumed that co-host Meghan McCain might want to take a pass on talking about the resignation of Tucker Carlson’s top writer because she used to work for Fox News. She was wrong. “I’m happy to speak on this,” McCain said, setting herself up for a rant against “cancel culture.” “I think about cancel culture a lot,” she said. “I think every person who’s in mainstream media that has a platform, probably at one time or another thinks about it. Every woman on this show, at one point or another, cancel culture has tried to remove one of us from this show, for one reason or another. And by some miracle we’re all still here. And I think the greatest miracle is still me somehow being here.” She pointed to a New York Times op-ed about The View’s “Meghan McCain problem” as evidence. “I am against cancel culture,” McCain continued. “I think one of the reasons why I’m always a proponent of Tucker Carlson is because I believe in diversity of ...