Whoopi Goldberg: Trump’s ‘Promise’ Is To Round People Up And Put Them In ‘Camps’

“The View” host Whoopi Goldberg claimed on Wednesday that former President Donald Trump planned to round people up and put them into “camps” if he ever won a second term in the White House.

During a discussion with her cohosts about the upcoming 2024 presidential election, Goldberg argued that inflation and the inability to keep up with household bills would pale in comparison to what Trump might do with another four years.

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Crusty #Whoopi on the View tells Americans not to worry about paying their bills because Trump will do worse— Donald Trump will put Americans into camps now.

No, Whoopi (dumbazz name come on) you’re projecting again

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“What’s interesting for me is that people’s faith in the country is waning,” Goldberg began. “That’s the thing that’s pissing me off, because, in fact, there’s a reason Joe Biden ran the way he did. There’s a reason he’s running for democracy now, because that’s really what’s at stake.”

“You’re worried that you can’t pay your bills?” she continued. “Wait ’til he — the other guy — becomes president, and you won’t have to worry about it because you’ll be in some camp somewhere.”

“‘Cause that’s his promise,” she insisted. “His promise to us is he’s going to force people to do his bidding, that’s what he said. ‘I’m going to be good on day one, and I’m going to turn into this other person.’”

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“So here’s the deal: this is all up to you,” Goldberg turned to the audience then, saying that people voting to stop Trump was the only was to prevent the terrible things she claimed would happen otherwise.

“Do you want the country that you kind of thought we had, where we all get to say what we think and we don’t have to be afraid of being American?” she asked.

She then pivoted to discuss illegal immigration in vague terms, saying that some people came into the country in different ways than others — and she claimed that Americans had to accept that because those people were coming from places that were “not good.”

“Fight for that. Don’t fight for keeping everybody out, because then we all have to leave,” she claimed.