Greg Gutfeld Has 3 Words For Whoopi Goldberg That Might Surprise You
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The comedian and her fellow hosts on "The View" are often a subject of derision from the Fox News host.
Fox News personality Greg Gutfeld claims he’s a bigger fan of Whoopi Goldberg than some might think.
“I love Whoopi,” he told The New York Times in a wide-ranging interview published on Saturday.
The host of “Gutfeld!” and “The Five” made the comment while asserting he has no ill will towards people on the receiving end of his often harsh mockery.
“I genuinely like people that I tease,” he said. “In fact, if you want to know the people I don’t like, it’s the people that I don’t tease.”
“So you must love the women of ‘The View,’” journalist David Marchese replied.
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