Whoopi Goldberg defends Kellyanne Conway after ‘The View’ crowd boos

“The View” co-host Whoopi Goldberg jumped to the defense of Kellyanne Conway on Tuesday’s show after the crowd booed the foཧrmer Trump administration official during her appearance in studio.

The incident occurred as “The View” panelist Sonny Hostin pressed Conway — who was on the show to promote her memoir “” — to detail whether she agreed with former President Donald Trump that the 2020 presidential election was “stolen.”

In respons🐈e, Conway said it was “pretty obvious that Joe Biden is the president.” She added that she “wrote extensively in this book” that she was “the closest person” to tell Trump he lost the race and that it “broke [her] heart” to deliver him the news.

“He should have won huge. He had all these accomplishmen🍰ts, he’s running against a guy that’s stuck in the basement and you’re in the middle of a pandemic,” .

. tells she "never" lied to former Pres. Trump about the outcome of the 2020 presidential election.

"I'm the closest person to Donald Trump to tell him the earliest that he came up short. It broke my heart, I wanted him to get reelected," she adds.

— The View (@TheView)

Conway’s quip drew a strong reaction from “The View” audience𝓡, with many attendees erupting in boos.

The negatiꦆve response prompted Goldberg to interject on Conway’s behalf.

“Let me do something before you say anything else,” Gꦯoldberg sa🔥id.

“Listen,” she added, addressing the crowd. “This is ‘The View’ and this is her view and she’s talking about how she feels and what she knows. Please don’t boo her.”

Some 🦄audience members applauded in response to Goldberg’s remarks.

“I think they’re booing Bi💞den staying in the basement,” Conway adꦚded.

Conway, 55, served as Trump’s campaign manager during his successful ♎bid for the White House in 2016 and later became a senior adviser during his four years in office. She left her role within the Trump administration in August 2020.

In excerpts from her memoir reported by The Post, Conway detailed how her husband’s frequent use of Twitter to publicly bash Trump put a strain on their marriage.

Conway also described feeling “terror” when she learn♔ed that Taylor Lorenz, then a reporter for the New York Times, had compiled and published her 15-year-old daughter Claudia’s TikToks that were critical of Trump.

Conway argued that Trump aides helped to convince him he had won the 2020 election. She also slammed Trump’s 2020 campaign team for failing to se𒀰cure his re-election while squandering a fortune in funds.