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The show's influence extends beyond its panel. Bill Maher and others have openly mocked Goldberg and the show, highlighting her inflammatory statements. Maher, once an ally, now laughs at her claims comparing the plight of Black Americans to women in Iran—an absurd comparison that exposes the show's skewed worldview.
The insinuation that The View continues to serve as a cultural battleground reflects its complex role: a platform for debate that often veers into controversy and misinformation. Critics argue that the hosts, especially Goldberg, are more interested in self-aggrandizement than meaningful dialogue, further tarnishing the show's reputation.