Tyrus Shreds Whoopi Goldberg and The View Over Bias and Ignorance

On the latest episode of Gutfeld!, Tyrus took no prisoners as he unleashed a fierce tirade against The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg and the show’s liberal bias, calling out the absurdity of the media’s narrative around Trump and the ongoing “Hitler” comparisons. Tyrus, known for his biting humor and candid critiques, didn’t hold back, dissecting the hypocrisy and ignorance he perceives in the mainstream media, particularly when it comes to issues like immigration and the constant demonization of conservatives.

Whoopi Goldberg’s Unfounded Comparisons

The segment started with a clip from The View, where Whoopi Goldberg made a controversial comment comparing the struggles of Black Americans to the oppressive situation faced by women in Iran. “If you are a Black person in America, it’s just as bad as being a woman in Iran,” Goldberg asserted, drawing a sharp rebuke from Tyrus and his co-hosts.

Tyrus immediately shut down Goldberg’s argument with his trademark sarcasm, calling out the absurdity of such a comparison. “Dude, what are you talking about?” he mocked, riffing on Whoopi’s blatant lack of understanding about the situation. “It’s like you’re comparing apples and a dictatorship,” he continued, pointing out how vastly different the realities of life in the United States and Iran are.

Tyrus Calls Out the Media for Spreading Lies

Tyrus didn’t stop there. He tore into the mainstream media for spreading misinformation and divisive rhetoric for the sake of sensationalism. “These people just say whatever they want, and their audience eats it up,” he said, noting how easily people like Whoopi and her co-hosts throw out inflammatory rhetoric without being held accountable. “All they have to say is ‘Trump is Hitler’ and their followers just eat it up, no questions asked. It’s like they didn’t even attend history class,” he added.

The point Tyrus was making was clear: media figures like Goldberg and others on The View are using emotional manipulation to rile up their audience without offering substantive arguments or factual analysis. The comparison to Hitler, a historical figure whose atrocities are well-documented, was particularly offensive to Tyrus, who emphasized the importance of educating the public about history rather than creating inflammatory, inaccurate comparisons for political gain.

The Real Problem: Division and Misinformation

Tyrus expanded on his thoughts by discussing the larger issue of media fragmentation and how the mainstream media, particularly on the left, has turned political discourse into a divisive and sensationalized spectacle. “They don’t care about truth anymore. They care about ratings,” Tyrus explained. “It’s more interesting to say something sensational and controversial than it is to actually have a real conversation about what’s going on.”

He pointed out that media outlets like MSNBC, CNN, and The View have created a cycle of division, feeding off people’s fears and biases for profit. “They radicalize their own audience,” Tyrus said, describing how outlets use fear-mongering about Trump, Republicans, and conservatives to keep viewers coming back for more. “They’re not tuning in for actual news. They’re tuning in for rage clicks and to get their fix of outrage.”

The Irony of Whoopi’s Defenses and the Lack of Accountability

One of the most biting critiques from Tyrus came when he addressed Whoopi’s defense of Iran. He pointed out that if Whoopi truly understood the gravity of what women in Iran face—such as being punished, jailed, or even executed for defying strict societal rules—she wouldn’t be so quick to make such a comparison. “Whoopi’s defense of Iran? That’s like defending a dog for barking, while it’s biting your leg,” Tyrus remarked sarcastically.

He also noted the irony of Goldberg’s position. “You’re sitting there as a multimillionaire in America, where you have the freedom to speak your mind without being punished,” Tyrus said, questioning how anyone could equate the freedoms of America with the totalitarian regime of Iran. “It’s unbelievable how far removed they are from reality.”

Tyrus’ Own Experience: Black in America

As the conversation shifted, Tyrus got personal, pointing out the absurdity of discussing Black Americans’ struggles without understanding the unique freedoms they have compared to other parts of the world. “I’m Black in America. And I don’t know any other place in the world where I’d have the opportunities I have here,” Tyrus said. “I’m not just a guy on TV. I’m someone who came from nothing and worked his way up.”

He further emphasized that, despite challenges, the United States remains the land of opportunity, especially when compared to countries like Iran where basic freedoms are severely restricted. “You can be a Black man in America and rise to the top,” Tyrus noted, adding that no one in Iran, especially women, has the same opportunities.

The Media’s Real Problem: Fear and Division

Tyrus wrapped up his argument by pointing out the real issue facing today’s media landscape: the media’s growing reliance on fear to drive ratings and foster division. “They don’t care about telling the truth anymore,” he said. “They want to create chaos so people will keep coming back. That’s how they make their money.”

He pointed out how The View and similar shows thrive by stirring up controversy, but at the expense of constructive debate. “They make their money by keeping their audience angry, not informed,” Tyrus explained.

A Hard-Hitting Conclusion

Tyrus ended his critique with a bold and defiant statement: “Don’t play the race card in America. It doesn’t work here anymore. This is the land of opportunity. And you don’t get to come here and trash the place that gives you everything.”

The segment concluded with the audience’s laughter and applause as Tyrus emphasized that America, despite its flaws, still remains the best place in the world for people to create a future for themselves. His words rang out as a reminder of the importance of perspective—especially when comparing the challenges of life in America to those faced in oppressive regimes.

A Final Thought: The Changing Media Landscape

Tyrus’ comments on Gutfeld! were a wake-up call to the media. With The View’s brand of sensationalism being called out, it serves as a reminder of the importance of focusing on factual discourse rather than emotional narratives designed to create division. The media landscape, particularly in a polarized political climate, needs voices that advocate for truth, nuance, and meaningful debate—something Tyrus continuously brings to the table.

As for Whoopi Goldberg and the The View, their position is clear: they’ll keep pushing their agenda, even if it means bending the truth. But as Tyrus aptly pointed out, there’s only so much you can get away with before the public starts seeing through the narrative.

The question remains: will the media learn from these critiques, or will they continue down the path of sensationalism, hoping the anger will keep viewers engaged? Only time will tell.