Elisabeth's husband is not black. It's Tim Hasselbeck.

KR, I don't watch football so that name means nothing to me. Anyway, I THOUGHT you were right, but anyone who watched today's "View" can back me up. Unless the show was playing a prank or it was an inside joke, they showed footage of Bitsy's hubby making a touchdown and yes, much to my surprise, there were black arms and legs. That means he's black.

I think they were referring to the guy throwing the touchdown pass. He is white...the guy who caught the pass was black, but Tim Hassellbeck is white. Trust me on this guys.

http://people.aol.com/people/article/0,26334,1045886,00.html

He's white.

OOOhhhh, okay. I guess that makes more sense. But the way "The View" left the monitor on when the other guy (who happens to be black) made the touchdown REALLY confused me, lol. They should have just cut it off when Tim threw the thing.

Uh, yes. I can. Like when the editor of her magazine got breast cancer, and Rosie said she hoped she died.

Rosie's mother died of breast cancer, BTW. How sensitive of her.

Kill the fat cow.

OMG she said that? In what context was it and why would she say that about her editor? What a !@#$%^&*]

Like Bitsy would EVER have jungle fever!

OMG she said that? In what context was it and why would she say that about her editor? What a !@#$%^&*]

I think it went along the lines of, "Bad people get cancer, and you know what happens to bad people who get cancer? They die" or something like that.

Rosie was probably losing her ever long mind.

I disagree, bellcurve. As a Rosie detractor, if even I am recording this show now (after a roughly four to five year absence from "The View"), THAT speaks to me, and I think, a resurgence.

It speaks to you being a fan of THE ROSIE O'DONNELL SHOW, *NOT* a fan of THE VIEW.

Some of us VIEW fans liked the show the way it was: not every talk show needs to look like a three-ring circus and give out prizes everyday. I still can't believe they fucked up that set so badly.

I believe she said : Liars get cancer

It was during the whole big trial thing. Her true colors came out then.

Did they ever!

But I suspect that's why she's made at least two or three references to being on anti-depressants now; as if to say she's suddenly cured.

Rosie's "Queen of Nice" attitude was too much to take seriously as her show continued on. While I would hope we have celebrities out there who are sincere, as time went on, the real !@#$%^&*] in her came out.

I know she does a lot for charity, which is good. But she lacks tact, and doesn't know when to shut up. I think that's what a lot of people can't stand about her.

Meh. Rosie's wrong for a lot of the stuff she's said, will say, etc. but I still enjoy her. I like people who are frank and blunt and to the point.

Meh. Rosie's wrong for a lot of the stuff she's said, will say, etc. but I still enjoy her. I like people who are frank and blunt and to the point.

I'm very aware of her faults and even went through a Rosie-hating period but now I have to admire her for being so far out of the closet. The tone of The View has changed, but after Star and Meredith left, the show seemed awkward and stilted. She's brought new life to it at least for now.

That said, she's not the type of personality I get along with in real life.

I believe she said : Liars get cancer

I know, Toadstool. And for her to say something like that REALLY says something about how she must have felt about her mother. I mean, I hate to sound morbid but, was he pain over her mother's death a lie? Because it seems to me that someone who's MOTHER died of cancer wouldn't make generalizations like that about people with cancer because obviously, she would IMMEDIATELY think of her mother and realize she would be lumping her mother with that generalization. So it begs the question: did Ro's mo have an affair or something that would make HER a "liar?" Clearly, this was a good example of an outburst that should speak volumes about some pent up anxiety about Rosie's relationship with her mother.

JSF, it could be much simpler than that. Kids sometimes have an irrational tendency to blame the dead parent for abandoning them. When my mom had cancer (she survived it), my sister was angry at her for not getting tested earlier and "leaving us with the mess" if she were to die.

Or it could be even more simple - Rosie thought of the most painful thing she could say and to her it involved cancer.

But I see your point about the lying part and I've wondered what her mother might have lied about too.