Whoopi & Joy just walked out in the middle of a Bill O'Reilly interview. I'll post the clip once it's up on youtube.

musicjunky318 said:

Whoopi & Joy just walked out in the middle of a Bill O'Reilly interview. I'll post the clip once it's up on youtube.

Seriously? They just walked out?

What the hell happened?

He is kinda an ASS ~ and ( some ) of them just wont STFU and ever listen

rude rude rude

The whole thing creacked me up

and Whoop's SHOES

http://www.youtube.com/wa...r_embedded

Oi...whoopi's shoes!

I think walking out made them look stupid

My intense hatred for this headache-inducing show continues.

Efan said:

My intense hatred for this headache-inducing show continues.

I hate the show too and glad I'm not home to watch it. O'Reilly is an asshole and I completely disagree with what he said about the mosque.

Its hard to take Joy seriously when she's constantly looking for the punchline and the applause. One minute shes giving bunny ears and then the next she soooo offended she's walking off stage.

Shorty said:

I think walking out made them look stupid

yeah me too, he was calmly talking, even joking ("maybe you'll learn something") and they just could not handle his POV?

It's like he said, a lot of people don't want the Mosque. It's a valid question, even if I personally have no problem with it

They obviously had one foot out the door before he ever got there. They hated him long before this interview (and so do I, but they look like idiots who can't control their emotions)

Oh Lordy!

the drama is just too much sometimes....

I watch once in a while but i hate seeing 5 woman talk over each other...annoys the hell outta me.

Shorty said:

Oi...whoopi's shoes!

I think walking out made them look stupid

It's a pussified move.

Ain't nothin' wrong with Whoopi's shoes - I think they're Betsy Johnson, actually (so Genesia will say they're wrong ). It's the dang socks she's wearing WITH THEM that makes no kind of sense.

Bill O'Rielly is a divisive, sensationalist, hate spreading douche. It's very likely that not all of them wanted him on the show to begin with. It's my personal opinion that removing themselves from the rest of the segment is a pefectly acceptable form of protest. If nothing else it will bring a HUGE amount of attention to O'Reilly's ignorant, hate filled comments. And really, what good would staying out there have done? It's Bill O'Reilly, he would have just pushed his hateful agenda even further.

Cerebus said:

Ain't nothin' wrong with Whoopi's shoes - I think they're Betsy Johnson, actually (so Genesia will say they're wrong ). It's the dang socks she's wearing WITH THEM that makes no kind of sense.

Bill O'Rielly is a divisive, sensationalist, hate spreading douche. It's very likely that not all of them wanted him on the show to begin with. It's my personal opinion that removing themselves from the rest of the segment is a pefectly acceptable form of protest. If nothing else it will bring a HUGE amount of attention to O'Reilly's ignorant, hate filled comments. And really, what good would staying out there have done? It's Bill O'Reilly, he would have just pushed his hateful agenda even further.

Once you start down the road of critqueing Whoopi's clothing choice you never come back. I'm still confused bout that overall dress thingy she wears occasionally.

I have it on DVR... going to watch it now. (I've been skipping them lately. I'll watch this one.)

People still watch the View?

DesireeNevermind said:

People still watch the View?

I don't and I never have with any kind of regularity. But I've paid more attention to it since Whoopi joined.

lazycrockett said:

Cerebus said:

Ain't nothin' wrong with Whoopi's shoes - I think they're Betsy Johnson, actually (so Genesia will say they're wrong ). It's the dang socks she's wearing WITH THEM that makes no kind of sense.

Bill O'Rielly is a divisive, sensationalist, hate spreading douche. It's very likely that not all of them wanted him on the show to begin with. It's my personal opinion that removing themselves from the rest of the segment is a pefectly acceptable form of protest. If nothing else it will bring a HUGE amount of attention to O'Reilly's ignorant, hate filled comments. And really, what good would staying out there have done? It's Bill O'Reilly, he would have just pushed his hateful agenda even further.

Once you start down the road of critqueing Whoopi's clothing choice you never come back. I'm still confused bout that overall dress thingy she wears occasionally.

Very true. Her sense of "style" is definitely, umm, unique, let's say.

Cerebus said:

Bill O'Rielly is a divisive, sensationalist, hate spreading douche.

Bill ORielly is such an idiot but no one should be shocked/disgusted by anything he says.His hateful,divisive,evil views are well known.

SoulAlive said:

Bill ORielly is such an idiot but no one should be shocked/disgusted by anything he says.His hateful,divisive,evil views are well known.

yeah they should not have had him on at all, or they should have been professional enough to make him look like the idiot rather than themselves

bill o'riely=

Well "The View" is yesterday news any way, now "The Talk" on CBS yeah that's where it's at baby

I'm torn about them walking out, because I feel that walking away doesn't really finish the conversation.

Having said that, I am appalled that he refuses to acknowledge the fact that there were Muslim people who were killed at the WTC, and that it was an extremist group of Muslims who did the deed. According to his logic, in Oklahoma City, there should be no Catholic churches, as Timothy McVeigh was brought up Catholic.

I feel that anyone who feels the mosque near ground zero (let's be honest, it's not even at the site, it's blocks away) is ignorant. What better way to open the lines of communication than with a Muslim learning center? But no, people don't want to have the conversation because they feel that all Muslim's are terrorists.

=0P

Hero0101 said:

I'm torn about them walking out, because I feel that walking away doesn't really finish the conversation.

Having said that, I am appalled that he refuses to acknowledge the fact that there were Muslim people who were killed at the WTC, and that it was an extremist group of Muslims who did the deed. According to his logic, in Oklahoma City, there should be no Catholic churches, as Timothy McVeigh was brought up Catholic.

I feel that anyone who feels the mosque near ground zero (let's be honest, it's not even at the site, it's blocks away) is ignorant. What better way to open the lines of communication than with a Muslim learning center? But no, people don't want to have the conversation because they feel that all Muslim's are terrorists.

=0P

It finished it for them. but I feel torn about it also.

I feel like both ladies are perfectly capable of holding their own and walking away often looks like you just couldn't hack it. It's not the image I would want to send.

Not to mention that shouting and walking off and all of this sort of thing is kind of taking talk show hosting to some sort of WWF twilight zone for me.

johnart said:

Hero0101 said:

I'm torn about them walking out, because I feel that walking away doesn't really finish the conversation.

Having said that, I am appalled that he refuses to acknowledge the fact that there were Muslim people who were killed at the WTC, and that it was an extremist group of Muslims who did the deed. According to his logic, in Oklahoma City, there should be no Catholic churches, as Timothy McVeigh was brought up Catholic.

I feel that anyone who feels the mosque near ground zero (let's be honest, it's not even at the site, it's blocks away) is ignorant. What better way to open the lines of communication than with a Muslim learning center? But no, people don't want to have the conversation because they feel that all Muslim's are terrorists.

=0P

It finished it for them. but I feel torn about it also.

I feel like both ladies are perfectly capable of holding their own and walking away often looks like you just couldn't hack it. It's not the image I would want to send.

Not to mention that shouting and walking off and all of this sort of thing is kind of taking talk show hosting to some sort of WWF twilight zone for me.

yeah it's just more fuel for his fire. He can easily say that they had no arguement and were just upset that he was right

if they had calmly stated their piece (and they are the hosts of the show, they should have control) they would have looked much better

They couldn't have calmly stated anything else because that's not what O'Reilly is about. He would not have allowed the conversation to continue in that manner and probably wouldn't have let them get a word in edgewise. By removing themselves from his presence they show their clear disaproval for his hate speech and his attempts to use the show to spread it. Again, personally, I think it works just fine as a form of protest. It's certainly got a lot of people talking about it, and that's what's most important.

Also, those two people probably have very little to do regarding running the show. That power still lies in the hands of Babs (who was on the show that day) and ABC. I'm fairly certain that Whoopi and Joy are not Bill O'Reilly supporters in their everyday lives.

[Edited 10/14/10 14:20pm]

Cerebus said:

They couldn't have calmly stated anything else because that's not what O'Reilly is about. He would not have allowed the conversation to continue in that manner and probably wouldn't have let them get a word in edgewise. By removing themselves from his presence they show their clear disaproval for his hate speech and his attempts to use the show to spread it. Again, personally, I think it works just fine as a form of protest. It's certainly got a lot of people talking about it, and that's what's most important.

Also, those two people probably have very little to do regarding running the show. That power still lies in the hands of Babs (who was on the show that day) and ABC. I'm fairly certain that Whoopi and Joy and not Bill O'Reilly supporters in their everyday lives.

I'd prefer nobody have him on their shows at all!

NDRU said:

Cerebus said:

They couldn't have calmly stated anything else because that's not what O'Reilly is about. He would not have allowed the conversation to continue in that manner and probably wouldn't have let them get a word in edgewise. By removing themselves from his presence they show their clear disaproval for his hate speech and his attempts to use the show to spread it. Again, personally, I think it works just fine as a form of protest. It's certainly got a lot of people talking about it, and that's what's most important.

Also, those two people probably have very little to do regarding running the show. That power still lies in the hands of Babs (who was on the show that day) and ABC. I'm fairly certain that Whoopi and Joy are not Bill O'Reilly supporters in their everyday lives.

I'd prefer nobody have him on their shows at all!

Including his own!

Cerebus said:

NDRU said:

I'd prefer nobody have him on their shows at all!

Including his own!

most of all his own!