What assassins should always remember is just because you take somebody out, doesn't mean the message is going to stop.

And it's important to keep that in mind because when you look at our loss of Martin Luther King,

name anyone who's been assassinated in this country,

we continue to fight on.

That was yesterday, Whoopi Goldberg, on the few,

talking about Charlie Kirk's assassination.

That's interesting, isn't it?

I have some thoughts on that.

It is the Chris Plant show, Michael Pelkin for my friend Chris Plant, who is dealing with the summons for jury duty today.

I expect he will be returned to his rightful place tomorrow, but I am here to try and get

everything, everything onto the air, because there is so much going on. That was very interesting

yesterday. We watched the view so you don't have to, and the statements made by Whoopi Goldberg, who I, in full disclosure, I worked alongside

Whoopi Goldberg for about a year and a half.

And at that time, it was 2007.

She was not a crazy person.

As a matter of fact, she was a smart person.

An Oscar winner, an Emmy winner, a Grammy winner, a Tony winner.

She has the Egot, as they say.

But she got radicalized.

And I think it happened in the first Trump administration and continued.

But that statement yesterday is kind of interesting to me because if we break it down,

there's some interesting distinct truth in what Wippie Goldberg was saying yesterday on The View. Michael, can I ask for that clip to be played one more time?

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