Whoopi Goldberg Fires Back at Trump Who Said It Would be ‘Great’ For Country if She Moved to Canada

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On Wednesday’s episode of The View, comedienne, actress and show producer Whoopi Goldberg talks about why she will not be moving to Canada if Republican presidential candidate and front-runner Donald Trump wins.

In a segment of the daytime talk show, Goldberg responded to Trump’s statements about her and HBO Girls’ actress Lena Dunham leaving the country if he wins.

Trump said, “I heard Whoopi Goldberg said that, too. That would be a great, great thing for our country.”

Goldberg was dragged into the conversation meant for Dunham, but the host retaliated on behalf of both of them with this response:

“From time to time, people piss me off and I think, ‘Maybe I shouldn’t be pissed off.’ But you know what? I’m not going anywhere, Honey! This is my country.”

 

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