Why Whoopi Goldberg SHUT DOWN Charlie Sheen Debate On ‘The View’

    I’m gonna I’m gonna shut this down right now. Whoopy Goldberg is speaking up about her personal experience with substance addiction. On September 10th, The View co-host discussed a recent Good Morning America interview with actor Charlie Sheen. Charlie shared that when his father reported him for a probation violation after a drug overdose in the ’90s, he initially felt betrayed, but later viewed the act as a gesture of love. The women were split on the issue. Joy Behar argued that Charlie’s dad, Martin Sheen, should have found him a therapist instead of calling the police. While Alyssa Farah Griffin, pointed to how her own family addressed her sister’s addiction as an example of the necessity of quote tough love. Would you think of this as a betrayal? Yes. Absolutely. No, I would. I don’t. Absolutely not. Well, but she she does. That’s called the view. Yeah. And my view as an Italian mother is you do not turn your children in. Especially if they have a drug problem or a mental health problem, you send them to a shrink or a hospital. You don’t call the police. Charlie Sheen made Martin Sheen made a big mistake. Your child is suffering. They have an illness. You do not send them to police. I respectfully totally disagree. My sister’s a recovering addict, which I’ve shared before. She’s 12 years uh clean now. But the most loving thing a parent can do is tough love and get you off the streets and the help that you need. You are a danger to yourself when you’re actively You’re agreeing with me. No. No. I I think that that was the right thing. The help that you need in jail. You don’t I disagree. It’s actually what ultimately led to my sister getting sober was she was forced off the streets for long enough. She then went into a long-term program after she got out of jail. But it’s sometimes the one thing that will get people clean. But Whoopi Goldberg passionately broke into the conversation using her familiarity with Charlie and her personal experience with addiction to share some insight into the complicated subject. But someone like Martin Gene who had money, who had resources, you get your kid into a hospital. I’m going to I’m going to shut this down right now. I’m going to shut this down. I’m scared now. Well, you should be because if you don’t think they did everything when I tell you when I tell you we mortgaged our house everything we could to get him straight. This was the last straw. And you were closer to this because you knew them. Well, I’m closer to it because having been an addict. Yes, I understand. you know, an addict’s way of thinking. We can BS you like nobody’s business. I’m going to get clean. I swear I’m never going to do this again. I’m It’s never And next thing you know, you’re in it again and your parent or the person that loves you is like, “Oh my god, what am I going to do?” So sometimes you don’t have any other choice except cuz some, you know, I we all like to think that if we had the money, if we just had the money, we could make stuff better. Money. a lot of rich addicts. Doesn’t that doesn’t always help. And Joy, if I was your child, I would appreciate that you didn’t turn me in, but then you’d be pissed off at me because I’d go behind your back and do something dumb, cuz that’s what addicts do. We’ll be right back. The actress was transparent about her journey with drug abuse in the 1970s and 80s in her 2024 memoir, Bits and Pieces: My Mother, My Brother, and Me. She wrote that she eventually committed to sobriety to quote fix her life for the benefit of her daughter Alex who was born in 1973. [Music]

    Whoopi Goldberg is speaking up about her personal experience with substance addiction. On Sept. 10, the co-hosts of “The View” — Joy Behar, Alyssa Farah Griffin, Sunny Hostin, Sara Haines, and Whoopi were discussing a recent “Good Morning America” interview with Charlie Sheen. Charlie shared that when his dad Martin Sheen reported him for a parole violation after a drug overdose in the ’90s, he initially viewed the act as a betrayal, but now sees it as love. The women engaged in a heated debate, some disagreeing with Martin Sheen reporting his son, but Whoopi passionately shut down the conversation by injecting her own experience. “… having been an addict, I understand an addict’s way of thinking,” she said. “We can B.S. you like nobody’s business.”

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    1. I live in Arizona and when you a mental problem or bad on drugs and you’re an adult, there’s really nothing much you can do so my mom called the cops on my brother because he was having an episode and going crazy with his bad background being arrested multiple times for petty things judge finally decided to lock him up and gave him eight ears. When my brother came out he cleaned his life up. He got a job got a new car and is doing better than ever. I don’t know if it depends on the person, but that was the best decision. My mom made was calling the cops because we knew he was gonna be locked up and not on drugs. Yes, I know there’s drugs in prison and jail but when you don’t have money for it sometimes it’s not worth it and I guess my brother decided not to do it because he had no money to do it anyways. 😂

    2. Everyone is not like your sister. That's what people don't seem to realize. So many family members give up because it's too much; it can suck the life out of you and will eventually kill you to try and help a family member who is an addict. Not too many addicts clean themselves up. I refuse to live my life like that. I'm sorry. Whoopi said it best.

    3. Whoopi Goldberg – you benefitted in the west in a way that you would NEVER have benefitted elsewhere and YOU have continually used your platform to deliberately PULL DOWN anything that is nit pro how YOU think! TO BE FRANK people like you will not be happy until the west is led by people like you, probably same colour as you as well! You are an utter BLIND hypocrite who wants it all her way!!! Can’t think of a single nice word to say about her other than at one point she was an ok actress!

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