Whoopi Goldberg sparked controversy on The View by defending biological men competing in women’s sports. During a panel with Dylan Mulvaney, Goldberg dismissed concerns about fairness, claiming critics like California Governor Gavin Newsom “don’t know how our bodies work” and argued that questioning transgender identities contradicts divine intent. Her remarks drew gasps from the audience and backlash from conservatives, who called her stance anti-science and harmful to female athletes.
Bill Maher mocked Kamala Harris’ rumored California gubernatorial ambitions, with his audience and guests like Kid Rock applauding his blunt criticism. Maher suggested Harris’ political track record makes her unfit for higher office, reflecting broader conservative skepticism about her leadership.
Meanwhile, teachers’ union leader Randi Weingarten slammed Trump’s plan to eliminate the Department of Education, calling it a “hatchet to opportunity” during MSNBC appearances. She warned dismantling the department would gut funding for disabled students, student loans, and civics programs, framing it as an attack on public education. Conservatives countered that the move would reduce federal overreach and empower local control.
Elon Musk’s call for government efficiency, including questioning redundant federal jobs, reportedly triggered panic among bureaucrats. Critics accused him of undermining public institutions, while supporters praised his push to streamline wasteful spending.
The segment highlights growing tensions over transgender policies, education reform, and government accountability, with conservatives arguing commonsense protections for women and fiscal responsibility are being sacrificed for radical ideology.
