We’ve grown collectively numb to the conspiracies peddled on “The View.”

Some classic moments, and the term is applied with full satirical intent:

• Whoopi Goldberg claims President Trump will separate interracial marriages
• Goldberg claimed Elon Musk, not Trump, was in charge of the Oval Office
• Goldberg said being black in America today is like living in Iran, where the people are sizably oppressed

Just this week, Goldberg suggested that the Trump administration could target anyone, anytime, anywhere like the ICE agent who shot and killed Renee Good this week after she nearly ran him over with her SUV.

On Thursday’s “The View,” they took their loathing of President Trump to a new level, scaring their own audience after the Minneapolis shooting incident.
Whoopi Goldberg asserted “That young lady could have been anybody in this audience. It doesn’t matter what — forget color.…

— Tim Graham (@TimJGraham) January 9, 2026

Yes, most of the time, the Oscar-winning Goldberg is behind the show’s deranged commentary. Fellow “View” members share some whoppers, too. Either way, that’s a good sampling of the content shared by a show that’s part of the Disney empire.

And then there’s Jimmy Kimmel, another ABC employee under the Mouse House’s tent.

The host of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” has been a constant critic of the current administration. It’s predictable and rarely funny, but there’s little harm in an alleged comedian weighing in on the latest headlines.

That’s the gig.

Kimmel’s tone changed last year, and he began pushing misinformation with an added sense of urgency. That came to a head when he suggested a MAGA devotee allegedly killed Charlie Kirk, not a progressive suspect.

He’s been doubling down on misinformation ever since, including a claim that the terrorist network Antifa doesn’t exist. If only that were true.

Earlier this week, Kimmel suggested an “unarmed” Good was killed by an ICE agent, ignoring the fact that the woman was driving an SUV that steered toward the agent. That’s a pretty big weapon.

Initial videos of the incident showed the agent acted in self-defense. New body cam footage reinforces that belief.

Wow. @AlphaNews got the bodycam footage of the Minnesota ICE shooting. Could not be clearer that she accelerated into the agent and that he had every reason to fear being run over and killed. Democrats look insane if they try to defend this. pic.twitter.com/0vAIqLTgZV

— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) January 9, 2026

Kimmel told his viewers otherwise mere hours after the tragedy.

Last night, Kimmel invited far-Left MS NOW anchor Rachel Maddow onto his program. And, thanks to John Nolte at Breitbart News, we know Maddow uncorked 9 refutable lies in 67 minutes.

Here’s just one:

“(N)obody has ever been this unpopular at this point in their presidency except for Richard Nixon, and at this point in Richard Nixon’s presidency, he was less than a year away from resigning.“

As of today, Trump is more popular than Barry Obama was on this same day in his failed presidency.

Kimmel didn’t correct the record or otherwise indicate she was wrong. He’s not a journalist, per se, but by regularly wading into political matters he’s become part of the punditry class. He should know better, and he’s doing a disservice to his audience by not separating fact from fiction when possible.

And who knows what other misinformation he’ll peddle next, all with a corrupt Legacy Media unwilling to call him out.

Is Disney, Inc. proud of these broadcasts? Are they worried some will open them up to sizable lawsuits sooner or later?

More importantly, is anyone at Team Disney upset that their signature shows misinform at a delicate time in our Republic?

If silence is any indication, we have our answer.