Sky News host Rita Panahi says actress Whoopi Goldberg has “doubled down” on the “Holocaust slur” she made earlier in the year in a recent interview.
Sky News host Rita Panahi says actress Whoopi Goldberg has “doubled down” on the “Holocaust slur” she made earlier in the year in a recent interview. “Despite the fact that only a few months ago she apologised for these sort of comments,” Ms Panahi said.
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