Goldberg is the longest-running permanent cohost on the show, having first joined the program in 2007. She's also currently at work on bringing Sister Act 3 to Disney+, having revealed last week during an interview with Jimmy Fallon that the script had to ...

The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg said she is part of the working class on Tuesday, adding that she would not be co-hosting the talk show if she could financially afford not to. Goldberg and her fellow co-hosts discussed a recent social media post from Rep.

She may be an Oscar-winning actress, but Whoopi Goldberg knows what it’s like to have to work for a living. Goldberg talked about her having to work on Tuesday’s edition of “The View,” where she is a co-host.

In an effort to relate to working-class Americans, Whoopi Goldberg has revealed that she too struggles with money. The 69-year-old Oscar winner and co-host of ABC’sThe View admitted during a recent episode of the popular daytime talk show that she can’t afford to stop working.

Whoopi Goldberg says she can’t afford to stop working on The View financially - Goldberg has been a host on ‘The View’ since 2007

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The responses varied, but a common thread among those who answered seemed to be that people were looking for perceived Washington outsiders who they believe care about the working class. Goldberg then turned the topic over to her co-panelists,