Whoopi Goldberg remembers Rob Reiner, who worked with her on "Ghosts of Mississippi," as a "wonderful director" and friend during an eulogy on "The View."

Goldberg, who starred in Reiner's 1996 film "Ghosts of Mississippi," laid into the president following his wild message.

For longtime viewers of The View, the mornings have felt a little different over the last couple of weeks. Whoopi Goldberg — the show’s anchor since 2007 — simply wasn’t in her chair.And while unplanned absences can send fans into speculation mode,

The View' star Whoopi Goldberg revealed she is a great-grandmother for the second time. She also shared the unique name her great-grandkids call her.

The View cohost Whoopi Goldberg did not mince her words when responding to Donald Trump ‘s assertion at a recent Pennsylvania rally that he did not want immigrants from “s**thole countries” coming to the United States and instead wanted people from nations like Norway.

“The heat that comes off of me can light a small city in Guadalajara,” Leslie Jones joked during her hot flash

The co-host admits the president ‘did say something,’ but it was not ‘what I would have liked to have heard.’

On an episode on "The View," Whoopi Goldberg was asked by co-host Sara Haines whether she dates younger or older. The "Sister Act" star said though it depends, she is mostly done with dating younger men.