"The View" co-host Whoopi Goldberg said Thursday
that "both sides" were guilty of rhetoric similar to Sen. Chuck
Schumer's, D-NY., about Supreme Court Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Neil
Gorsuch in 2020.
Goldberg noted that Schumer
apologized for saying that the justices "will pay the price" and that he
shouldn't have used those exact words, adding that they would face
political consequences.
"In this climate, don't we all have to
like, take a beat and really pay attention from both sides? Because we
both are guilty of it. Both sides are guilty of doing this, of speaking
and then some crazy stuff happens and you're reminded that there is
folks out there who are, you know, who are listening to what you say.
There are consequences to what you say and you should be more careful,"
Goldberg said.
Co-host Joy Behar pivoted to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell
and criticized him for demanding that the House pass security protection
for the Supreme Court justices.
McConnell slammed the House for blocking the security bill on Wednesday.
Behar
claimed that McConnell was worried about security for members of the
high court and not about passing legislation in response to the
shootings in Buffalo, New York and Uvalde, Texas.
"We should condemn and not condone any violence against any public
official whether we agree with them or not, and it should not just be
the Supreme Court. There's also federal judges. There was one in New
Jersey, Judge Salas, whose son got killed," guest host Ana Navarro
said.
Co-host Sunny Hostin interrupted and noted that Justice Sotoymayor was "threatened"
after Judge Ester Salas' son was killed during an armed attack on their
home in 2020 by a disgruntled attorney. "You didn't hear Mitch
McConnell wanting to pass any legislation then," she said.
Referring
to Kavanaugh's would-be murderer, Hostin declared that "the reason that
he showed up to Justice Kavanaugh’s home is he was upset about the
leak, the Supreme Court opinion’s leak. Not about what Schumer said two
yearsago." She then slammed McConnell for "politicizing" the incident.
Behar
said that they have to "pull something out of their behinds." Navarro
added that "nobody" pays attention to what Schumer "said two days ago."
"I do," Behar remarked.
An armed man was arrested near Kavanaugh's house
in Maryland on Wednesday. He was carrying a knife, pepper spray and a
gun. The would-be assailant made violent threats against Kavanaugh,
according to the criminal complaint.
The suspect told police
that "he was upset about the leak of a recent Supreme Court draft
decision regarding the right to an abortion as well as the recent school
shooting in Uvalde, Texas," and said he thought Kavanaugh "would side
with Second Amendment decisions that would loosen gun control laws."
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