When Kate was on The View last week, Whoopi apparently had a beef with how the whole thing went down, arguing that Kate should not have tried to bust in on Jon's custody weekend.

Kate countered that although it was wrong, her motherly intuition was going off and she felt like she had to go over there for the sake of her children.

"My intuition kept saying 'No, no, no!'" Kate said about the babysitter that Jon hired.

Whoopi was of the opinion that the law is the law – and that it was illegal for her to be there.

"You could have gone to jail!" Whoopi said, adding, "Do you realize that?"

After watching the video, we're not sure whether or not "slams" is the correct term for what Whoopi did to Kate – however, it's on Google Trends and we are Google whores, so deal with it, people. It almost seemed like Whoopi had no idea what they were talking about for half the segment. Anyway, what are your thoughts? The Bodog Sportsbook has all your celebrity odds. Don't have an account? Join Bodog now.

As of the airing of the show, Taylor said that West had yet to contact her to apologize to her personally. However, representatives from The View say West called Taylor immediately after her appearance on Tuesday's show.

Last night on the Jay Leno Show, a visibly shaken Kanye West offered the following apology: “It was rude, period. So many celebrities, they never take the time off. I’ve never taken the time off to really — you know, just music after music and tour after tour. I’m just ashamed that my hurt caused someone else’s hurt. My dream of what awards shows are supposed to be, ’cause, and I don’t try to justify it because I was just in the wrong. That’s period. But I need to, after this, take some time off and just analyze how I’m going to make it through the rest of this life, how I’m going to improve.”

The press release read, "After the show he spoke personally to the country music superstar via telephone and has apologized to the 19-year-old singer. She has accepted Mr. West's apology. The contents of the phone call are to remain private."

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Elisabeth is most famous for being the right-wing co-host of The View.

Tim told press, “Elisabeth and Isaiah are doing great and we’re excited about the addition of another baby boy into our family.”

Isaiah Timothy was born on Sunday weighing in at 7 pounds, 7 ounces.

"I'm pregnant again!" Hasselbeck revealed. "I'm due in August. I'll try to pop this one out before we leave, Barbara."

Hasselbeck, who has a one-year-old son Taylor and a three-year-old daughter, Grace, didn't know she was pregnant for two months. She thought the exhaustion was just from the over-time she was putting in with the election coverage.

"We were thoroughly happy with the surprise of it," she added. "I didn't even know for two months. I was knocked up and didn't realize it!"

Elisabeth is married to Tim Hasselbeck, an ESPN football analyst and former NFL quarterback for the New York Giants, Washington Redskins, Philadelphia Eagles, and Buffalo Bills.

Now, the guy at the center of the controversy, Rod Blagojevich, has gone on a media blitz to clear his name. However, his appearance on The View today was a bit of a disappointment, due to the watered-down line of questioning from the show's hosts.

Joy Behar took the time to ask him about his "potty mouth" on the infamous tapes (is he on trial for swearing?) and also wasted precious grilling time asking him to do a Nixon impersonation. However, not shown in the above video was Barbara Walters' interview. Walters was unable to attend the show, but grilled the governor via satellite. She asked Blagojevich about the comments he made about selling the Senate Seat, e.g. “I’ve got this thing, I’m not giving it up for nothing.”

Blagojevich argued that these were private conversations that were taken out of context. He also told the women that he was not given the opportunity to defend himself at his impeachment hearing. Blagojevich will appear tonight on Larry King Live.

"This is a specific plan designed by the Left to attack the nuclear family," Coulter said about single motherhood in today's society.

Barbara Walters read an excerpt of Coulter's new book Guilty: Liberal "Victims" and Their Assault on America, where Coulter calls the late John F. Kennedy "A venereal disease ridden profligate and drug addict."

Coulter sparred with all of the women at the table – especially Whoopi Goldberg and Sherri Shepard, who accused Coulter of speaking disrespectfully to Walters. During the fighting Coulter snapped, "Can we get back to what you were attacking me for when I wasn't here?"

Joy Behar responded, "See now you're a victim! She's being attacked!"

The segment ended awkwardly with no one really getting a word in – except Whoopi who yelled at Coulter that she could dish it out but she couldn't take it. Meow!

It's horrific," Cruise said after a long and thoughtful pause. "It's just horrific. Here you have a man, both of them doting parents, they're wonderful people and," Cruise trailed off as Walters turned the attention on Scientology. After Jett's death, which was apparently related to a seizure, there had been reports that perhaps he was not receiving proper medical care for his condition, due to his parents' religious beliefs as Scientology dscourages followers from seeking medical care for certain illnesses.

"That's just not true. It's actually false," Cruise said. "They say, 'Get your physical, get your medication, get your physical illnesses handled.'"

The Church of Scientology also has spoken out against the rumors, saying, "Scientologists use prescription drugs when physically ill and also rely on the advice and treatment of medical doctors. The Church does not involve itself in the diagnosis or classification of any medical condition."

The View scored the biggest audience ever on November 5th (mostly because everyone wanted to watch Hasselbeck eat crow) with 6.2 million viewers tuning in. Hasselbeck didn't give us the satisfaction though – suddenly doing a 180 and declaring that Obama's victory is America's victory. 

When Behar, her Democratic co-host asked: 'Are you saying I was right all along?', Hasselbeck smiled and gave Behar a fist bump. America gave Hasselbeck a resounding eyeroll.

The women on got into it when Elisabeth actually said that Sarah Palin would make a good president.  True story, folks. Barbara Walters told Hasselbeck that she's "trying so hard" to understand her point of view, but that she should give her three good reasons why Palin would make a good president. Hasselbeck dodged the question by asking Walters to give her three good reasons why Barack Obama would make a good president – inspiring jeers from the audience. Here's the clip.

McCain told Barbara Walters, "My experience in prison changed me from a person who was basically a person who was interested in self-glory and pride and a lot of things like that. My country changed. My view of my country and my and my role in life is/was dramatically changed to serve my country and a cause greater than my self interests."

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