Clinton Jaws - Judge Judy vs The View - This Is Priceless!

Episode Date: September 27, 2026

When Judge Judy became the hot topic on The View today, things went exactly how you'd expect. Don’t sleep on @ultrapouches. New customers get 15% Off with code CLINTON at https://takeultra.com! #UltraPouches #ad

You see that? Look at this. She's pouting. That's all she does is pout. Do you even understand what you're seeing here? Because I've been watching this show. Yeah. Clinton Jaws, please like this video.

It's the only thing I care about. Guess who the view dislikes now. Judge Judy. Because of this viral clip. I have a house and I have a home. I consider America my home. America has been good to me. I think that it's the greatest country in the world.

If you don't like this country, go somewhere else. Don't come to the greatest country in the world, the most successful country in the world, and say, I want to change it. There are other countries that are there something else that you want. Go there. Go there. But don't come into my home.

America is my home. Don't come into my home and say, I want to change it. They say, I want to give more people opportunity. I want to change. change certain things the way, certain things, the way we do business. But we are a capitalist country that revered excellence, that revered entrepreneurship, that revered all the things that made us great, that produced an Apple, an Amazon, AI, whether you like it or not, it's there. It produced

the salt vaccine. It produced all of the major inroads in medicine. And we're just, you know, We did that because we encouraged brilliance and excellent. We gave them those people a push. They were gifted classes, which I know public schools used to have. Now it's taboo. Everybody should be equal. Well, everybody's not equal. Some people are tall.

Some people are short. Some people are musical. Some people are not. Some people have big breasts. Some people have no breasts. They're different. Don't come into my house, which is a perfect house, and tell me, looks nice from the outside, but I'm going to change it inside to

make it more of what we like, more vanilla gray, everything, muted colors. Look, that's the way we should be living today. Don't come here to redecorate. You don't like my house. Stay in your own house or find a different house. Beautiful. Guess who had a problem with it. Thank you so much.

You're welcome. We want to start by noting that today is Barbara Walter's birthday. No, doesn't. Yes. She did. So, Barbara, I hope wherever you are, I hope you're enjoying the show. You know, I hope she's taking a little time to enjoy the video. Where she is.

And another iconic figure of television, Judge Judy Shyneland, is celebrating the 30th anniversary of her TV series, Judge Judy, where she was never shy about going on her opinion. Her show is awesome. And in a recent interview with USA, today, she gave her verdict on America's political climate. Watch. They only show 30 seconds of it, but this is interesting. At the end, the audience collapse.

Anything else that you want. Go there. So basically she's saying something that I used to hear in the 60s and 70s, love it or leave it. She's basically saying that. It's also if you'll come to the country, she's talking about immigrants there. I don't know.

I'm not clear. What do you think? I half agree or half disagree with her. You have a foundational American right to criticize the country you live in. That's entrant in the First Amendment. But I think she's getting at a real debate that's happening in the country right now. about on a corner of the left, that socialism is on the rise, democratic socialism, and that foundational to what's made America so great,

the ability of anyone from any background regardless of their wealth, their class, their education, can make it in America, that that flies in the face of it because that's part of our capitalist system. Now, again, you see that? Look at this. She's pouting. That's all she does is pout. Do you even understand what you're seeing here?

Because I've been watching this show because of my channel. that's mental illness. That's a 14-year-old girl upset because their soup isn't hot enough. She didn't get the right cookie. She doesn't care about the viewer. She only cares about herself. That's unbelievable to me. It sums up everything.

But I do generally think it's a debate worth having because there is this move on the left towards socialism. And I think it's worth critiquing it. I take umbrage what she said and I don't like it at all. It's said to me a lot of times on social media because I criticize Donald's Trump and I criticize this government. First of all, I think we can... I was wondering when Trump was going to come up.

First of all, I think we can distinguish between not liking the current government and loving America. I will not... I don't know. What? For me, I will not complain. And I think because I love America, I have the duty and responsibility to call out the grift and the cruelty and the racism and the abuses of power.

And the anti-amination. American actions that he is taking on a daily basis, like banning the press. That is exactly what distinguishes us from communism. The fact that we have freedom of the press. So that's one. Two, I've also had the experience of leaving the country I was born in. And I live in a community that's full of Cuban Americans and Venezuelan Americans and the Karawin Americans. And I think that if you ask my parents who made the very tough decision of leaving,

because they wanted their children. children to grow up in freedom. Then it was an easy decision. I'm not sure that they wouldn't regret having left because you fight from the inside. Once you leave, you're no longer fighting. Just ask the Cubans who've been waiting 67 years for freedom in Cuba or the Nicaraguan's who've been waiting 47 years or the Iranians who've been waiting 50 years for freedom in Iran.

If you want things to change with the government, you stay, you fight, you vote, you organize You stay a fight. Like Rosie O'Donnell? You're part of the change. I heard it differently than what you're here. I read the transcript. Then I also seeing that clip, what came to mind right away in the fact that she said, if you want to change it, I took it as honoring Western ideals.

Like to me, if you enjoy freedom of speech and religion and equal rights, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, if you believe in the separation of church and state, because I don't think churches should ever rule a government. It never works out well. The law should provide equal protection. And if you want to come and change any of those ideals that we're not going to respect people as individuals, that we're going to conflate religion into our laws, we don't like those things. Then I do think you should leave.

Because those are the foundation of this. Well, what I would say is this administration. But I don't think Judy is saying that if you disagree with Trump, that you should leave the country or not. No, I don't think she did either. But the first thing I heard was not about criticism. exercising administrations. It was about American ideals. I heard it. I heard it the way you heard it. Yeah, I heard. Of course you did. Of course you did. Right here's the best part, guys. But first, you got to see this. I love this. I drink five cups of coffee in the morning. And yes, I crash out around noon every day. And I can't afford to do that. I need to feel sharp, alive, awake. And that's why I started using ultra pouches.

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Yeah, I heard. I heard it loud. I heard it loud and clear. Loud and clear. To quote, what did you hear? I heard a lot about me. I have a house. I have been successful and not a lot about the collective.

Because what is success if everyone else isn't successful? What is success if everybody else isn't successful? Guys, you can't win until everybody wins. Because what is success if everyone else? isn't successful. What is success if there's racism and if there's classes and people can't can't afford food and they can't educate their children and they're getting the department of education. So that's what I heard. I heard a very selfishness. Selfishness. Judge Judy, stop being grateful for your career and your life. The country has been great to me, has been great to my family. I am sitting here.

I got a great education here. I'm successful. But what is success if everybody else is not successful. You can't make this horse shit up. I'm successful, but I want to quote James Waldwin because he said, I love America more than any other country in the world, and exactly for this reason, I insist on the right to criticize her perpetually. And that is how I feel. I have the right to do it. And the bottom line is America is not great for all of its citizens, and you need to be able to point that out. It's not me, me, me, it's the collective. To be fair to Judge Judy, maybe I, listen, it is a war shock test. I don't think she was implying that the nation is perfect.

I think she was talking more broadly about the values, the ideals, as Sarah said, and also American free enterprise, which has allowed people to accomplish things that in so many other nations on earth, they would never be able to accomplish. To me, she sounded like she was coming from a place of privilege, because first of all, getting up and leaving and going to a different country, that takes money that a lot of people don't have. A lot of people don't even have the money to get a passport. But also, and they don't have money to have a house? The United States is a place that's been in constant change.

If we weren't in constant change, then Native Americans would still be running the place. We're bringing up 1941. I can't even wrap my... I'm not even smart enough to understand what the hell she's talking about. I mean, there has been constant change in this country and change for the better and the fact that there's been an influx of immigrants has made it a diverse country. Yes. And has made it exceptional because of the immigration.

We didn't play it, but she talked about how American... free enterprise is the reason we have vaccines. We have some of the most advanced health care in the world. Like she goes into things that do serve the general public in the rest of the country. If they can get it. Well, you get it. Of course they can get it. Hopefully you're getting your vaccine.

I personally don't want to leave the country. I want Trump to leave the White House. Such a good point. We'll be right back. I'm talking too much. I know, but I can't help it. I can't help it. It's Saturday night.

I'm drinking wine. I keep on watching the show because I'm a lunatic. This is possibly the dumbest thing ever said. Joy Behar asked Sonny this. What does your inner critic say to you? Sonny? I don't have this sort of negative self-talk going on in my head. She doesn't have it.

There's the world already told, tries to tell me what I can and cannot say and what I can and cannot do. And as a black woman in the United States, I don't have that sort of thing going on in my mind because I'm criticized constantly and I have to, my average has to be excellent. So I don't participate in that. And that's why she's so excellent. She's employee of the month every month. She's her biggest supporter.