After Tuesday night’s celebration, all MAGA fans wanted to do on Wednesday morning was watch The view on ABC News and Whoopi Goldberg’s breakdown. And without upsetting her, Whoopi Goldberg said she won’t say Donald Trump’s name. “Think about it. She did it in two months. She (Kamala) did what she did. She was everywhere. She talked to everyone and people didn’t come out. I don’t know why. And she doesn’t. “Even though he’s the president now, I won’t say his name,” said Whoopi Goldberg.
Goldberg made this rule about Trump in 2016, when Trump first became president. She said she “couldn’t” bring herself to put the word “president” before the name Trump. “I know people don’t like that I’m not doing it. I agree. There are a lot of things I do but people don’t like them. I can live with it,” she said in 2018.

“This is what people wanted. I vehemently disagree with the decision that the Americans have made… We should protest when the situation arises in which we must protest, and I am sure that it will be the case. And I’ve been through this before with Nixon.” “It was very difficult, but boy, oh boy, do we have a country if we can keep it,” said Joy Behar.
Reacting to Trump’s victory, Sunny Hostin said in 2016 that people didn’t know what to expect from a Trump administration, but now the US knows he will have unfettered power. Citing the New York Times headline “America Makes a Dangerous Choice,” Sunny said she worries about the working class, her retired mother and her daughter, who now has fewer rights than her.
“I think in the future it’s better to remove the convicted felons box on applications because if you can be president of the United States…,” Hostin said.