“And the last thing I’m going to say to you is, ‘You’ve been wondering about jobs for black people — there is one,'” View co-host Whoopi Goldberg said during Monday’s live show.
The women of In cash are weighing on the following President Joe Biden announcement on Sunday that he was dropping out of the race for the White House, while endorsing the vice president, Kamala Harris because the Democratic candidate.
The panel went live on Monday to share their reactions to the information, with Whoopi Goldberg starting the discussion by promoting Harris’s fundraising efforts, applauding the vice president for having already raised $50 million in less than 24 hours since the announcement was made.
“I anticipate every Democrat who was complaining will go to the face after her. I’m confident we won’t have a problem here,” Goldberg said before issuing a warning to Sen. Joe Manchin, who has been contemplating a presidential run of his own.
“Sit down. We don’t need you,” she quipped. “Go ahead and stay where you are.”
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With 531 delegates in her corner and 1986 wanting to secure the nomination, Harris is already on her way, and Sunny accommodation believes the power is already there for Harris, especially when it comes to black women.
“I used to be on a final night with about 70,000 black women. It’s called ‘Win With Black Ladies’ … She wanted $1 million in 100 days. We raised $1.5 million in two hours. So the power is there. Please don’t underestimate the ability of black women in this,” Hostin said to applause from the audience.
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“Or just ladies break,” Goldberg chimed in.
“But Black women in particular are generally the backbone of the Democratic Party, because 53 percent of white women voted for Trump,” Hostin explained. “So I hope that those women now start looking at their reproductive health rights. I hope that they start looking at their right to vote. I hope that they start looking at this ticket.”
As for who she will choose to be her work partner, Ana Navarro joked that Harris could choose “Cha Cha” and he or she would still vote for her over the former president President Donald Trump.
“I used to be unhappy. I was angry for weeks, but I snapped out of it. ‘Trigger, we have to snap out of it, ladies and gentlemen, because we have a job to do,” Navarro said. “Now we have to defeat Donald Trump and elect the first female president of the United States.”
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She continued: “Under no circumstances can we allow the historic alternative to pass through our hands again.”
Even the conservative panelist Alyssa Farah Griffin known as Harris, the “right” choice, touting her very young age and the momentum and enthusiasm she will bring to the race as a great selling point for first- and second-time voters.
“I think the fast track works in her favor,” Griffin said.
And while Harris is simply too left-leaning for her, the former Trump aide said she believes the Trump campaign will come down too hard on Harris and actually turn off many of her potential voters.
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“They’re going to lean too heavily into sexist and misogynistic attacks, and too heavily into racial issues, and that’s going to make moderate independents like Nikki Haley, swing voters, think, ‘I can’t be with this guy,’” she theorized.
Goldberg ended the episode with a message to women, regardless of their “match”: “This is a chance to right this ship.”
“Listen, she’s prepared. I’m sure it’s just a little bit of a weird, ‘trigger, I don’t think she was anticipating it. She’s aware of what she’s doing,” the actress and TV personality added before taking a shot at Trump’s feedback on what constitutes a “black” job. “And the last thing I’ll let you know: you’ve been wondering about ‘black’ jobs, there is one.”
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