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Throughout his yearsViewlongstanding hostWHOOPI GOLDBERG had its fair share of moments and confrontations tense with its guests. And when a guest says something offline, whether it's on or out of the air, she does not hesitate to call them on it. In a particularly memorable welcome to the show, Goldberg accused a guest to lie about the first time they met. To know who she was so dissatisfied and how he offended her and co-welcomeBarbara Walters, continue to read.

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When political commentator and television hostGlenn Beck Appeared onView In May 2009, Goldberg told him right away that she was upset against him. Before his visit, she and Walters spoke with Beck when they were on the same Amtrak train for dinner of the correspondents of the White House. She said she had the problem with the way he described the interaction on her show,The Glenn Beck programAnd the producers played a clip of his segment for the public.

In his version of the meeting, Beck said he had tried to sit in an empty seat on the train, but one of the assistants he was reserved. He was confused by that because he thought the seats on this train were not booked, then surprised when Goldberg, Walters and another traveling companion were escorted to these seats.

Also in the clip, he claims that the two co-hosts approached him on the train and dissipated about his next reservation onView.He has imitated both their voice in a little flattering way and was generally without complacency.

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After Goldberg raised the increased version of Beck of the meeting, he apologized in Walters for his imitation of her. Walters asked him to apologize also to lie on the two women, since he was the one who approached them on the train. Beck confirmed that it was true and apologized. Walters continued to clarify that she was "very kind and polite" in Beck on the train, he accepted.

Goldberg entered and claimed that they had never reserved seats on the train and that she had no idea why Beck was said they did. She then called it a "bag lying down of dog mess" because of the way he characterized their meeting on his show. However, she noted that he was right on an account.

"I was not particularly happy to see you," said Goldberg in Beck. "I do not like your point of view. I do not know you ... There are many people I do not like to know who I do not agree with that's okay."

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Despite his feelings about him in general, Goldberg told Beck that she had the impression that their interaction in the train was a "good time". And she was confused about why he would make the story so negative.

"When I saw that and I went, I thought," Why would you act me? "" Says Goldberg. "But the number one, why would you say that [Walters] called you with this voice? ... Why did you try to do things about Barbara and myself? That's what I'm trying to discover."

Beck apologized again and said he "that" Misspoke "on who approached who Walters said she wanted to advance for their" clarification "concerning the seats, if he was doing what he was angry, what Beck said he was a commentator, not an investigative journalist. Walters put a button on the argument saying that she was "sure he wanted to say well "and that they passed from the subject.

Later on the same day,Beck addressed the incident further on his show. It seemed to believe that the discussion ensued onViewwas a waste of time.

"I tell stories," he said. "And I told the story to get on the train with the two ladies ofView,And apparently, I was a liar because I say that, which is true that she, Barbara Walters said hello. Instead, that is, I said hello to Barbara Walters. I walked towards her. I guess that's what we have to spend our time for seven minutes. "

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