In a recent episode of heated debate, Damon called out Whoopi Goldberg, accusing her of hypocrisy regarding her comments on President Joe Biden. The controversy arose after Whoopi downplayed a rumor about Biden allegedly pooping his pants, which Damon argued was an insult to the audience’s intelligence.

Damon’s criticism centered on what he perceived as a double standard in Whoopi’s approach to political commentary. He pointed out that she has been vocal and critical of similar rumors or gaffes involving other public figures, suggesting that her dismissal of the Biden rumor showed a bias. “It’s an insult to your audience,” Damon stated, emphasizing the importance of consistent scrutiny regardless of political affiliation.

Whoopi, a seasoned host and outspoken commentator on ‘The View,’ found herself in the crosshairs of this debate. Damon’s remarks resonated with viewers who felt that media figures should maintain objectivity and fairness when addressing rumors and controversies involving politicians.

The incident has sparked a broader discussion about media responsibility and the role of public figures in shaping political narratives. As the conversation continues, it highlights the complexities and challenges of maintaining journalistic integrity in an increasingly polarized landscape.