“They are trying to protect The View, but every effort seems increasingly impossible…” Whoopi Goldberg’s assistant unexpectedly revealed her “astonishing” efforts to keep The View out of the next line of fire after Jimmy Kimmel Live! was canceled indefinitely. Fans, upon learning what Whoopi Goldberg and the other hosts have been striving for, couldn’t help but exclaim: “You’re amazing, Whoopi, we believe you can do it!”👇👇👇

They are trying to protect The View, but every effort seems increasingly impossible…” Whoopi Goldberg’s assistant unexpectedly revealed her “astonishing” efforts to keep The View out of the next line of fire after Jimmy Kimmel Live! was canceled indefinitely. Fans, upon learning what Whoopi Goldberg and the other hosts have been striving for, couldn’t help but exclaim: “You’re amazing, Whoopi, we believe you can do it!”

The storm clouds over ABC have thickened, casting a long shadow from the indefinite suspension of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” straight onto the sunlit set of “The View.” As fans reel from Kimmel’s ousting—triggered by his pointed monologue on the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk—the network’s daytime powerhouse finds itself in the crosshairs. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, a staunch Trump ally, has openly mused about investigating “The View” for “bias and incitement,” warning that the show’s “unrelenting attacks” on the administration could invite regulatory scrutiny. President Trump amplified the threat on Truth Social, branding the panel “radical left propagandists” and vowing, “Whoopi and her coven are next—ABC’s licenses are on notice!” With boycott calls surging and viewership dipping 15% in the wake of Kimmel’s saga, insiders whisper a grim reality: “They are trying to protect The View, but every effort seems increasingly impossible…”

clout with grassroots grit. First, she rallied a “shadow alliance”: private Zooms with heavyweights like Oprah Winfrey, Steven Spielberg, and ACLU lawyers, drafting a legal brief to preempt FCC probes by reclassifying “The View” as “protected satire” under First Amendment precedents. “It’s not confrontation—it’s chess,” Vasquez explained. “Whoopi’s leveraging her black book to build firewalls.”

Day two: Goldberg funneled $100,000 from her foundation to the Media Defense Fund, anonymously boosting ad buys for pro-free-speech PSAs on non-ABC outlets. By September 20, she’d enlisted co-hosts for a unified front—Behar scripting fiery op-eds for The New York Times (hold for publication), Hostin mobilizing Black media influencers for a “View Voices Matter” petition that hit 40,000 signatures overnight. Griffin, the insider’s insider, even cold-called old White House contacts to “soften” FCC rhetoric, while Haines and Ana Navarro coordinated with advertisers like Unilever to pledge support against boycotts.

The crown jewel? A clandestine “emergency episode” in the works—taped but unscheduled—featuring Kimmel himself, alongside guests like Jon Stewart and Gloria Steinem, dissecting media suppression. Vasquez hinted it’s Goldberg’s “ace”: a 45-minute manifesto ready to drop if ABC wavers, potentially airing on YouTube if needed. “Every effort seems impossible because the deck is stacked,” Vasquez said. “But Whoopi’s reminding us: impossible is just a word until we rewrite the rules.”

Fans, initially “disgusted and disappointed” by the silence, have pivoted to fierce loyalty. “You’re amazing, Whoopi, we believe you can do it!” echoes from TikTok montages to Reddit threads, with #WhoopiFightsBack surpassing #BoycottABC in trends. Petitions now demand ABC “honor the View’s valor,” and Kimmel himself nodded approval in a cryptic tweet: “Shoutout to the queens holding the fort. More power to you.” Progressive groups like Media Matters are amplifying the narrative, framing Goldberg’s gambit as “the sophisticated resistance we need.”

But the clock ticks. Carr’s “investigation” looms, with affiliates like Sinclair eyeing preemptions. Disney’s stock dipped 3% amid merger jitters, and Trump teased “big announcements” on broadcast reform. “Protection feels like patching a sinking ship,” a staffer lamented. Yet, as Vasquez signed off her Live—”We’re not done fighting”—one thing’s clear: In an era of bluster, Whoopi Goldberg’s subtlety is the spark. Can it save “The View”? Fans bet yes. “We believe you can do it,” they chorus, a rallying cry against the impossible.