Greg Gutfeld Tears Into Whoopi Goldberg’s Comments on The View—A Hilarious Exchange Full of Sarcasm and Truth

In another unforgettable moment on Gutfeld!, host Greg Gutfeld wasted no time diving into the latest controversy sparked by The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg. The daytime talk show, known for its liberal leanings, has been the subject of much discussion in recent weeks, but Gutfeld’s take on the latest debacle had everyone in the studio laughing—and left Goldberg’s comments about Iran and the U.S. in a heap of uncomfortable silence.

The View Moment: Whoopi vs. Reality

The conversation on The View took an unexpected turn when Whoopi Goldberg made some controversial comments comparing the situation of Black Americans to women in Iran. Goldberg argued that the struggles Black Americans face in the U.S. were comparable to the dire conditions women in Iran endure, particularly with regard to oppression and rights.

In typical Gutfeld! fashion, Greg Gutfeld didn’t hold back as he launched into his analysis of Goldberg’s comments. “Whoopi, once again, has been caught being even dumber than we thought,” Gutfeld started, setting the tone for the evening. “Watch as she claims Blacks in America have it worse than women in Iran—roll it!”

The Moment of Silence: Gutfeld’s Fiery Response

As the clip from The View played, where Whoopi made her inflammatory comparison, Gutfeld’s reaction was swift. “Girls, girls, girls…” he mocked, as he broke down the bizarre exchange. “Whoopi, you know you’re on the wrong side of history—even with the fake Republican disagreeing with you.” Gutfeld couldn’t resist adding his signature humor: “I haven’t seen Whoopi wave her fingers like that since someone offered her a salad.”

Despite his usual sarcasm, Gutfeld delivered a pointed critique about the lack of perspective in Whoopi’s statements. He added, “She’s making an argument against an argument no one is making when she’s like, ‘Well, murdering someone for their differences is not good.’ I would say, ‘Yeah, it’s very not good.’ But that’s not what anyone is saying.”

What made the moment even more potent was the fact that Whoopi had received applause from the audience. Gutfeld couldn’t help but comment on the irony: “The fact that the audience was clapping? That’s a problem,” he said. “Is it an applause sign? Because I wouldn’t clap for that. It’s just as bad here as it is in Iran.”

The Real Issue: Feelings Over Facts

Gutfeld’s critique shifted to a larger issue in today’s political discourse: the growing tendency to prioritize feelings over objective reality. “She said how it feels to be a Black person,” Gutfeld explained. “Feelings are more important than objective reality right now, and that’s a pathological state. We must get back to objective reality because feelings are just that. It doesn’t matter what you were feeling—well, it matters, but it doesn’t define reality.”

In true Gutfeld! style, he had no qualms about calling out the dangerous path of disregarding facts in favor of emotional responses. His comments sparked applause from the audience, but the sentiment he expressed was clear—without facts, no discourse can be rooted in truth.

Tyrus: A Dose of Reality and Humor

The evening took another entertaining turn as Tyrus, former professional wrestler and Gutfeld! panelist, jumped into the fray with his usual comedic flair. “First of all, I would like to say, for the many people I have tied to cars, I never asked them about if they were gay,” Tyrus joked, referencing Gutfeld’s comment about Whoopi’s “tie people to cars” remark. His humor lightened the mood, but also added a layer of critique about Whoopi’s disconnection from reality.

Tyrus continued: “Listen, I love—Whoopi’s right, I mean back it’s been rough for us. I mean you saw what just happened to me in the last segment. I’m trying to talk, and all of a sudden, people are like, ‘It’s Tyrus, I’m gonna make a [bleep] phone call,’” he said with a grin, making fun of the earlier segment’s intensity.

The banter between Gutfeld and Tyrus, full of playful jabs and sarcasm, brought some much-needed levity to the increasingly absurd conversation. Yet, Tyrus wasn’t just joking—his statements about America and Whoopi’s privilege highlighted the broader irony of her remarks.

A Broader Conversation on Freedom and Responsibility

At the heart of the segment, Gutfeld’s central message was clear: while emotions and feelings are important, they cannot replace objective reality. He elaborated on the unique opportunity America offers, especially for Black Americans, comparing it to the oppressive regimes like the one in Iran. “In America, Black people sit on a TV show, getting paid millions of dollars to have the floor and talk, and get interrupted,” he explained. “That’s not happening in Iran. In Iran, you’d be stoned for speaking publicly like that.”

Gutfeld’s sharp wit and commentary highlighted a stark contrast between the freedoms Americans enjoy and the oppression faced in places like Iran. His words served as a reminder of the importance of free speech in the U.S., a value that’s often taken for granted.

Conclusion: Gutfeld! Takes on The View

In the end, Greg Gutfeld and his panelists on Gutfeld! didn’t just critique Whoopi’s comments—they dismantled the premise of The View’s liberal narrative. The debate about Black America versus Iran, emotions versus facts, and the power of free speech in America was one of the most charged moments in recent Gutfeld! history. As Gutfeld put it, “No one watches The View, they watch you watch The View! And I will keep doing it, so you don’t have to!”

With his signature sarcasm and razor-sharp analysis, Greg Gutfeld’s response to Whoopi’s controversial statements was a memorable moment in the late-night landscape, highlighting the deeper ideological divides in modern political discourse. As the segment closed, one thing was clear: Gutfeld! continues to be a force to be reckoned with, offering both humor and insight in equal measure.