Whoopi Goldberg has a strong response to Trump

Whoopi Goldberg would like President Donald Trump and his administration to order his priorities, preferably before addressing Hollywood.

Goldberg’s visible disdain for Trump remains in full exhibition in “The View”, since the president has once again concentrated on what she considers a misuse of spectacular time.

In Tuesday’s episode, the Egot winner rang in 100% rates proposed by the administration in the American films produced abroad.

“The commercial war fought by you-knowledge, now it is pointing to Hollywood, with threats to impose a 100% rate in the American films made abroad,” Goldberg said.

On Sunday, Trump pointed to the film industry to change productions abroad due to the tax incentives of other nations, saying that it is a “national security threat.”

“The film industry in the United States is dying a very fast death,” Trump wrote in a publication about Truth Social. He continued to say that “Hollywood and many areas within the United States are being devastated.”

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He entered actor Jon Voight, one of Trump’s “special ambassadors” to Hollywood, who, in a video posted Monday in X, previously Twitter, praised the alleged love of the president for Showbiz.

“Recently I met with our president, Donald J. Trump, who loves the entertainment business, wants to see Hollywood prosper and make the movies larger and older than ever, as he says, and see that the productions return to American Hollywood,” said the actor.

After the clip was reproduced in the program, a visibly exasperated Goldberg fought to contain his disbelief.

Then he snapped and said: “Could you lower the price of eggs before starting this?”

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The actor continued explaining: “When you go to another country to work, you work with the people who are there. We do not matter to our people to go there. So, who are you going to put this rate? Is it in production? Is it in the study? What are you talking about?”

Coanfrerion Sunny Hostin intervened with a more measured evaluation: “I don’t think he knows what he is talking about.”

He added that “the 10 highest grossing films in the world last year were released by US studies, so we export it to other countries, giving us, in the United States, more income.”