The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg remains a supporter of President Joe Biden despite calls from many Democrats urging him to step down.
“I don’t care if he’s pooped his pants. I don’t care if he can’t put a sentence together,” Goldberg said on Monday’s show. “Show me he can’t do the job, and then I’ll say, ‘Okay. Maybe it’s time to go.'”
“Now he had a bad night the first time that he went out and debated with Kamala Harris, and everybody wanted him to quit then and said, ‘you can’t talk to women like this. You’re doing this wrong, and you’re doing that wrong,'” she added.
Goldberg defended the president’s presidential debate performance.
“I have poopy days all the time, all the time. I step in so much poo you can’t even imagine,” she said. “Now, I’m not running the world, but I don’t know anybody who doesn’t step in stuff at some point.”
The co-host said she wasn’t going to like everything Biden did as president but planned to “stand behind” him because he was merely having a “bad day.”
Fellow co-host Ana Navarro followed Goldberg’s comments with her concerns about the “breathless reporting” about pushing for Biden to be taken off the ballot.
“Joe Biden is the nominee. He is the human being standing between us and Donald Trump. I think Democrats need to stop making the case against Joe Biden and start making the case against Donald Trump,” Navarro said.
Navarro shared a story about how she saw Biden at a recent LGBT gala and hugged him so tight that she “almost broke a rib.”
“I actually did speak to him, and he was just fine. He had a bad night, and until Joe Biden tells me he is out, I am riding with Biden-Harris,” she said of her conversation with Biden.
Navarro made a passionate case for Harris to be the next president if Biden had to step aside.
“I have no qualms about supporting Joe Biden. Zero. Zilch. Zero,” she proclaimed.
“I know if something happens to him, just like every other vice president, she will step in. She is prepared. She is decent. She is compassionate. She is smart. She is far from the caricature Republicans have tried to build for her. I am Biden-Harris until the damn end,” she added.
Co-host Alyssa Farah cautioned that the polling may not be favorable for Biden but predicted Harris could “perform better.”
Goldberg chimed in to fend off the criticism that he’s “too old.”
“We’re not talking about you’re too old to do the job. That is not the concern,” she said.
The Sister Act actress shared she has known the president for “a thousand years.”
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“I’ve seen him step in lots of different stuff and come back and make better than when he started. I trust that,” Goldberg maintained.
“I’m willing to take that shot because, as I said, I would rather all his teeth fell out and he pooped his pants and had to roll across the street than choose a man who I know is out to destroy the country,” she concluded.
