True to form, Whoopi Goldberg did not remain silent. On the next episode of “The View,” she addressed Woods’ comment directly. “Well, James Woods thinks I’m the worst personality on television. That’s okay. Everyone is entitled to their opinion,” she said with a smirk. “But I’m here to stay. So, get used to it.”

Goldberg’s response was met with applause from the live studio audience and supportive comments from her co-hosts. Joy Behar quipped, “James Woods couldn’t handle a day on this show,” to which Goldberg responded, “And that’s why he’s tweeting from his couch.”

Predictably, media outlets jumped on the story, with headlines ranging from supportive to scathing. Conservative outlets like Fox News and Breitbart covered Woods’ comments favorably, while liberal platforms like The Huffington Post and CNN sided with Goldberg. Each outlet used the incident to further their narrative about the ongoing culture wars in America.

As the dust begins to settle, it’s clear that neither Woods nor Goldberg will back down. Both are seasoned veterans in the entertainment industry and are no strangers to controversy. For Woods, this incident cements his role as a provocateur willing to speak his mind, regardless of the backlash. For Goldberg, it’s just another day at “The View,” where controversy and candid discussions are part of the job description.