“The View” co-host Whoopi Goldberg signed the dream of tech journalist Kara Swisher, which is from Jeff Bezos Or maybe even the idea of “when new newspapers”.
Swisher said last year that she was working to form a group of investors to buy the position, although the founder of billionaire Amazon gave no indication that he was willing to sell Washington, D.C.
The post has suffered exile from high-profile journalists and editors in recent months and was outraged by some readers and staff when it announced last year that it would not recognize candidates in the 2024 presidential election. Bezos has received praise for his efforts to endorse the program for Democratic nominee Kamala Harris, who further annoyed the latest changes to the paper’s opinion page.
In the ongoing drama in the post, Swisher reiterated her desire to buy the newspaper in Thursday’s episode of “The View,” saying she knew a lot of billionaires would help.
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Whoopi Goldberg signs on technology journalist Kara Swisher’s dream of buying the Washington Post from Jeff Bezos. (Screen shot/ABC/Theview)
“Money is not a problem. The problem is that Jeff Bezos doesn’t want to sell it because he now sees it as a tool.”
“Musk owns X, he has this. Now, everything is happening, it’s really good guys leaving. Ruth Marcus just left, PR just left, yesterday was the head of communications, they just lost their subscription, it’s all due to Jeff’s thing,” Swisher said.
“He likes to blame journalists. They don’t like change, I would agree 10 years ago, but journalists do know they need to change,” Sweaburg continued, continuing before Goldberg was in trouble.
“So, maybe,” Goldberg said, Swisher asked if she wanted to be involved.
“I do,” Goldberg said. “Maybe the idea is…crowdfunding, because I think a lot of people want to be part of the newspaper that has something to say.”
Goldberg said she watched crowdfunding do “amazing things” and felt that it could help fix the post.
“Maybe it’s time to have a new newspaper,” Goldberg said.

Kara Swisher said last year that she was working to form a group of investors to buy The Washington Post. (David A.Grogan/CNBC/NBCUniversal via Getty Images)
When asked to comment, the post did not respond immediately Fox News figures.
The “PR header” mentioned by Swisher is probably CCO Kathy Baird, who It is reportedly announced She resigned this week. Her exit has not been confirmed for the position.
Bezos announced in February that the comment section will focus on writing “support and defend two pillars: individual freedom and free market”.
Her longtime columnist Ruth Marcus detailed earlier this week Exit paper In an article in The New Yorker, the newspaper publisher was summoned for her column criticizing Bezos.
“I stayed until I could no longer – until newspaper owner Jeff Bezos published a decree that would focus the dedication of posts on the dual pillars of “personal freedom and free market”, even more worrying, and even more worrying, “Those opinions against these pillars will be published by others. “I’ve been staying on Will Lewis, the publisher of The Post, and killing a column I submitted last week to express my disagreement on this new direction. Marcus wrote.

Ruth Marcus, a former public opinion columnist for The Washington Post, details why she left the paper in an article by New Yorker, whose editor killed a column that criticized Jeff Bezos. (Left: (Photo by Michael S. Schwartz/Getty Images)
Marcus joined several employees leaving the position, including former Columnist Jennifer Rubin, He also made a very critical critic of the owner of the document when he set out.
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Jeffrey Clark of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.