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Whoopi Goldberg Has Been Suspended From The View After Comments About The Holocaust

Whoopi will lose out on her pay check - her two week pay check - during her suspension from The View..

She earns $5million per year, which after tax gives her around $40,000-a-week  

ABC News President Kim Godwin put her on suspension after yesterday's apology

Staffers embraced the news and have called it a 'new day at the network' 

'We want the women to have robust conversations but what Whoopi said was not based in fact and was highly offensive,' one senior source told DailyMail.com

The source said it had been a 'free for all' power grab on the panel since 2014, when Barbara Walters left 

Whoopi and co-host Joy Behar, in particular, could 'do and say whatever they wanted', the source added 

Whoopi took the news well, they said, and did not cause any kind of scene

The saga began on Monday when she claimed the Holocaust 'was not about race'

Whoopi apologized on-air and on Twitter but critics demanded she be fired.  

Source: Daily Mall

Comments

  1. Anonymous4 February 2022 at 15:17

    Oh Whoopi, what came over you?
    Americans please forgive her, she has realized her mistake and has apologised.

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