Whoopi Goldberg expressed her frustration with the ongoing discussions about President Trump's administration on The View, lamenting that she has become "tired and bored" of covering the actions of his officials, whom she accuses of "doing stupid stuff.
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As reported by The Decider, the hosts of The View were critiquing the manner in which FBI head Kash Patel has been managing the investigation into the recent tragic shooting at Brown University, which resulted in two fatalities and nine injuries. Goldberg took the opportunity to remind viewers of their power to "clean the slate" by voting for new leaders, criticizing the current administration's handling of various departments.
"None of the people in charge know what the hell theyre doing," she remarked, specifically mentioning the FBI, the Department of Health and Human Services under Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and the Department of Education led by Linda McMahon.
Goldberg emphasized the importance of electoral participation, stating, "I just wanna make sure that we know that we can vote people in and out." She expressed her exasperation with the current state of affairs, saying, "This is the thing. Im tired and bored of having to report everyday that people are doing stupid stuff. You can put your dog in charge of the FBI and theyll do a better job. I mean, come on!" The segment saw all of The View's hosts voicing their disapproval of Patel's leadership at the FBI.
Alyssa Farah Griffin criticized the agency for its failure to apprehend the Brown University shooter, highlighting a pattern of missteps, including the mishandling of the investigation into Charlie Kirk's murder. "Ive never in my lifetime had so little faith in the FBIs ability to do basic law enforcement," she stated. Goldberg added a quip, "Cash it in! Get somebody new," underscoring the need for change.
Sunny Hostin also weighed in, noting Patel's lack of qualifications compared to his predecessors. "Unlike previous FBI directors, Kash Patel has no senior law enforcement experience. Zero. To lead the top investigative agency in our country, that is a disgrace," she asserted.
Hostin further criticized the current state of the FBI, attributing its disarray to President Trump's appointment of Patel, saying, "The agency thats supposed to protect us, not only from threats from within, but from threats from abroad, is now in a state of chaos because of President Trumps choice."
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