Whoopi Goldberg Has 1 Big Complaint About Trump Making Fries At McDonald’s
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"I don’t want your french fries!" Goldberg exclaimed after seeing the former president's unsanitary food-handling abilities.
Donald Trump’s photo-op at a Pennsylvania McDonald’s drive-thru on Sunday really grossed out Whoopi Goldberg.
That’s because, unlike real employees for the fast-food chain, the former president didn’t wear a hairnet while making french fries.
And Goldberg got salty about it during Tuesday’s broadcast of “The View.”
While fellow co-hosts Sunny Hostin and Sara Haines mocked Trump for not being willing to discuss improving working conditions and pay for McDonald’s employees, Goldberg expressed her disgust with him not having on a hairnet, saying that it “really bothered me.”
“No net? Really? I don’t want your french fries!” she later added.
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