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Now Donald Trump is blasting Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar

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By Jennifer Brett
Jan 8, 2016

With smoke still lingering over the battlefield following Donald Trump's war with Samuel L. Jackson, the GOP frontrunner is taking aim at new targets: "The View" hosts Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar.

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Goldberg and Behar criticized Trump during a recent episode, after playing a clip in which former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush calls Trump a "jerk."

"I don't want that in a president," Goldberg said of Trump's characteristically blunt talk. She also called out Bush for not calling Trump out sooner after disparaging remarks.

"He should have called him out," Behar agreed.

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