ABC’s “The View” once again revealed its true colors Wednesday, as co-host Whoopi Goldberg used her national platform to openly call for public unrest against President Donald J. Trump — just as the streets of Los Angeles descend into lawless chaos.

During a fiery closing segment, Goldberg encouraged Americans to “rise up” against the Trump administration in response to the ongoing anti-ICE riots that have rocked L.A. and left law enforcement under siege.

The latest unrest follows President Trump’s decision to crack down on illegal immigration and restore law and order — a move that sparked violent backlash from leftist agitators and open-borders radicals in California.

Goldberg — who accused the President of violating the Constitution "every single day" — suggested impeachment could be back on the table if Democrats win the House in 2026.

Below is a partial transcript from the show, as captured by Grabien:

GOLDBERG: “They’re saying, you know, people are mad. It’s been peaceful for days. And then suddenly these guys showed up — and flipped everybody out.”

HOSTIN: “...These protests were very, very orderly... There is no crisis in Los Angeles that ICE did not cause.”

BEHAR: “It looks like that.”

HOSTIN: “Stephen Miller ordered that they arrest 3,000 people a day... That led to this.”

Despite the hosts’ attempt to frame ICE agents as the problem, what’s unfolding in L.A. looks less like a peaceful protest and more like coordinated anarchy.

President Trump, refusing to allow this lawlessness to spiral further, told reporters this week that he is considering invoking the Insurrection Act to restore order.

Attorney General Pam Bondi joined Fox News’ Sean Hannity to deliver a clear and forceful warning: If California refuses to protect law enforcement, the federal government will step in.

“Look at it out there — it looks like a Third World country,” Bondi said. “And it’s not. It’s the United States of America. We are not standing for it.”

Bondi revealed that nine individuals have already been hit with federal charges — and that number is likely to grow. Charges include assaulting law enforcement officers and looting.

“If they will not protect [the LAPD] and prosecute people that abuse the LAPD... under 18 USC 231, we can prosecute federally,” she said. “Maximum five years in prison — and we are going to do it.”

As usual, The View's elite hosts blame the Trump administration for enforcing existing immigration law — while completely ignoring the destruction in American cities and the abuse hurled at federal agents.

What Goldberg calls “rising up,” millions of Americans recognize as rioting, lawbreaking, and domestic extremism.

Thankfully, President Trump and Attorney General Bondi aren’t backing down. They’re sending a clear message: Law and order will be restored — with or without California’s cooperation.