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Whoopi Goldberg is requesting that NATO intervene with what is going on in the U.S. immediately and come help OVERTHROW the Trump administration to save the American people…
FIRESTORM CLAIM SPARKS BACKLASH: Whoopi Goldberg Accused of Calling for NATO to “Overthrow” Trump — No Evidence, No Confirmation
A dramatic claim ricocheted across social media this week alleging that Whoopi Goldberg urged NATO to intervene in the United States and overthrow the Trump administration — a charge that immediately ignited outrage, disbelief, and demands for proof.
But as the allegation spread at breakneck speed, no verified recording, transcript, or official statement surfaced to substantiate it.
According to multiple media monitors and fact-checkers, there is no evidence that Goldberg called for a foreign military alliance to intervene in U.S. governance. NATO officials have made no acknowledgment of any such request, and Goldberg herself has not issued any statement endorsing foreign intervention or the overthrow of an American government.
How the Claim Took Off
The controversy appears to have originated from mischaracterized commentary and clipped social posts, rapidly amplified by partisan accounts framing it as a call for treason or insurrection. Within hours, the narrative hardened — despite the absence of sourcing — and headlines began circulating that treated the allegation as fact.
Legal experts were quick to note that calling for foreign military intervention against the U.S. government would be extraordinary and unlawful, making the lack of corroboration all the more telling.
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