Whoopi Goldberg: aliens are ‘already here, they’ve been here for quite some time’

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Alright, you guys, we are back to one of my favorite topics: the paranormal! To recap, I am fascinated by all of these supernatural, Universe-y type things. I’m talking about ghosts, dreams, intuition, synchronicities, aliens, psychic abilities, etc. I love hearing other people’s stories, too. But onto the topic at hand! Kumail Nanjiani was on The View this week to promote the new Ghostbusters movie, Frozen Empire. Naturally, the topic of conversation had to include a question about whether or not Kumail believes in ghosts, because of course it did. When Sunny Hostin floated it out there, Kumail responded that while he didn’t believe in ghosts, he does, in fact, believe in aliens. Whoopi really turned the convo up, though, when she shared that not only does she believe in extraterrestrials, she knows for a fact that they’re already here, “watching us.”

While Nanjiani said, “I don’t believe in ghosts, I’ve never had an encounter or anything,” he did bring another intriguing idea to the roundtable.

“I’ll tell you what, I do believe in aliens,” Nanjiani boasted. “I think aliens are circling us, waiting for us to get it together so they can come on down. … I think they’re waiting for us to clean up a little bit so that they can come here and tell us we’re really messing things up.”

That’s when a soft-spoken Goldberg, 68, spoke up and said, “They’re already here. They’ve been here for quite some time.”

A surprised Nanjiani needed clarification, asking, “You think they’re here? What are they doing?”

“They’re watching us,” a very serious Goldberg responded.

Hostin, 55, tried bringing some levity to the situation and joked, “They’re talking to Whoopi.”

Given the nature of the conversation, cohost Sara Haines couldn’t help but bring up Goldberg’s Oscar-winning movie to close out the wild conversation.

“She talks to ghosts, not aliens,” Haines, 46, said. “Duh, the movie was Ghost, not Alien.”

This isn’t the first time Goldberg brought up her belief in aliens. Back in 2023, Goldberg said she already “knew” about their existence before a congressional hearing on UFOs and aliens claimed the U.S. government recovered “nonhuman” remains from space objects.

“I don’t know why everybody else is so surprised. We’re not the only ones in the universe. We’re just not,” Goldberg explained. “There are more things in heaven and Earth that we are aware of, and we have to be aware of, because that is the nature of being an earthling. It’s going to happen, it has happened, and, so far, we’re alright.”

Still, Goldberg did her best to combat any panic about any supernatural beings, instead insinuating that perhaps they just want to be friends.

“I can say I haven’t seen any zapping happen, I haven’t seen things that you see in the movies, so, maybe they’re not adversaries,” Goldberg said. “Maybe they’re just trying to get along!”

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Well, okay then, Whoopi! Tell us more, I am all ears. I’m not kidding when I say that I love hearing first-hand accounts of anything supernatural. When we talked about Kevin Bacon’s haunted shack, I loved hearing everyone’s stories so much. Some of y’all even recommended podcasts and I subscribed to them, so thank you! As far as aliens go, I do believe that there are so many things that we don’t understand about whatever exists outside of or even within our physical world. Like Whoopi said, it’s such a huge universe out there that it’s difficult for me to believe that we’re the only ones within it. It feels arrogant to think that we are. I mean, it would go a long way to explaining Ron DeSantis, #amirite? JK, JK. But seriously now I want to know what exactly Whoopi knows and how she knows it.

If you’re interested in hearing more on the subject of UFOs and aliens, CB covered the Netflix documentary Encounters last year. Definitely check it out if you’re into this topic.

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  1. Mslove says:

    President Eisenhower supposedly met with aliens. Some say the aliens were friendly, others say the aliens were hostile.

  2. sevenblue says:

    I certainly don’t know, but what I know, if the American government had any knowledge of this, Trump would have told us long time ago to brag about it. Are you actually believe that Trump would keep that kind of info to himself?

    • Yup, Me says:

      Anyone with the barest minimum of sense would know not to tell that fool anything they didn’t want immediately blurted in an interview or posted to social media. They likely did not tell him or told him only minimal information.

      Whatever they did tell him is likely what prompted his Space Force nonsense.

    • Leah says:

      Absolutely agree. DT would never have been able to keep this to himself. He blabbed about nuclear secrets to a rich Australian, he would have bragged about alien knowledge for sure.

    • Torttu says:

      Perhaps someone just showed him a simple document (with a pompous government stamp) that said “No aliens” and Dump was like “okay then fine – where’s my hourly Diet Pepsi?”

  3. It Really Is You, Not Me says:

    Is Whoopi trying to say that she’s an alien?!!!! kind of sounds it from the soft-spoken tone and what she said. 🙂

    Like Rosie, I can’t imagine that any universe, this big that we would be the only planet with biological life form in it.

  4. Yup, Me says:

    I also believe they are already here. They haven’t been fully revealed because look how humans treat other humans (and the Earth and animals and so on)!

    But I think a lot of the shows and films over the last several decades have been about preparing the population for the eventual full revelation. So that when it comes, most people are like “Oh yeah, we already knew that.” There just needs to be a big enough segment of the population ready for it.

    Otherwise, how long would it be before Elon Musk and a bunch of other amoral money hoarders are trying to eat one or put it up on their wall or some other psychopathic nonsense?

  5. Gizmosma says:

    Ofc they are aliens out there. The universe is bigger than we can imagine they are other civilizations out there. IDK if they have visited earth or not. I think if they did they kept moving. Earth is not doing to well right now.

  6. Kelly says:

    Billy Carson talks extensively about aliens, Graham Hancock (not on his Netflix shows though), and if you’re into it, Daryl Anka channels Bashar. There is also a YouTube channel Swaruu Oficial.

    There’s a theory that aliens were the ancient gods. They came here for our resources. And they tinkered with our DNA when we were hominids to help extract the resources, that human evolution had a significant jump 200,000 years ago. And because they were so advanced, they were considered gods and worshipped.

    • Eurydice says:

      There are 10 seasons of Stargate: SG1 that say the same thing.

      • Digital Unicorn says:

        A lot of the plot of Stargate is based on the creation myths of the Anunnaki; the Sumerian / Ancient Babylonian / Assyrian and Akkadian gods. Esp the part about them coming to Earth to mine gold (and other minerals) and creating us to be their worker slaves. There is a lot of archeological evidence for this – its just looking at it with modern eyes you can see that these were beings more advanced than we were. These stories often describe ‘fiery chariots that descend from the sky’.

        And then there is the theory that the infamous island of Atlantis was actually their base on this planet.

        Some of the theories are very out there but some, makes you think.

      • Eurydice says:

        @DigitalUnicorn – I think ancient humans were much more advanced than old, white, dead European academics would like us to think. The human capacity for creativity, curiosity, invention, and sophisticated thought didn’t suddenly appear in the past few centuries. And, frankly, it’s a cop out to attribute human development to aliens. We should be taking responsibility for own actions, good or bad.

      • AlpineWitch says:

        There isn’t archaeological evidence of this, in fact aliens+alleged evidence is called pseudo-archaeology for a reason….

  7. Lizzie Bathory says:

    I feel like spending a day or so inside Whoopi’s mind would be interesting.

    • Just Chelle says:

      Lizzie, would you mind making room for me on the couch with you and Whoopi? I’ve always found her to be *so* fascinating.

  8. Eurydice says:

    Sure, the fact that one planet has sentient life on it increases the odds that another would, also. But all the rest of this “aliens are here” story assumes that life on other planets is just like humans – with the same development of two arms, two legs and a brain on top. It assumes they have the same motivations and desires and curiosities. We want to explore other planets, so they must, too? We want to experiment and observe and communicate with others, so they must, too? It’s a very human-centric point of view.

    • AlpineWitch says:

      Totally agree with you.
      It’s also quite reductive thinking humans weren’t able to engineer and discover things without external input from some alien…

  9. Looty says:

    I’m willing to believe they’re not not out there.

  10. Sheri says:

    I would find it hard to believe that in this vast cosmos that Earth is the only place that has life. However, we don’t have the intelligence to comprehend any other form of life except as we know it on our own planet. I’m sure that other beings have been here to explore this mess that humans are and we are under observation.

  11. Wednesday Addams says:

    Dolores Cannon’s book Keepers of the Garden is fascinating. She wrote many books, like the Convoluted Universe series. There’s a lot of info in her books about past lives, aliens, and reincarnation.

  12. Leah says:

    There is definitely life out in the universe. It would be impossible for there not to be. All the stars and planets. It’s most likely to occur as single-celled organisms. But if any of that life could somehow go beyond the laws of physics as we understand them to create spaceships that can bend space and time and travel faster than light, we would be dead already. There is a limit to the physics of space travel. We are bumping up against that limit ourselves. It’s why billionaire rockets are sort of cool but don’t do much except deliver satellites and sometimes explode on takeoff.

    • Coco Bean says:

      I always wonder about areas of science and physics that are beyond our scope of discovery and understanding. What chemical elements have yet to be discovered on other planets in other solar systems? What are the undiscovered laws of physics? There could be infinite possibilities! Our current laws of physics are based on our current understanding of the universe. We don’t know what we don’t know. Fascinating to think about!

      • Eurydice says:

        Robert L. Forward’s “Dragon’s Egg” and the sequel, “Starquake” are great examples of what you’ve brought up. They are about life that’s developed on the surface of a neutron star and how it’s observed by an Earth expedition. The rapid spin of the star makes time move much faster for the inhabitants and civilizations rise and fall in the time it takes for the Earth vessel to make one orbit. There are also considerations of how strong magnetic fields affect communication, travel, physical and social development, etc. Forward wrote these in the 80’s, but they’re still fascinating.

  13. WaterisLife says:

    Universal travelers do exist. When I was a young teenager I had an encounter with a UFO or whatever they are calling them these days. The vehicle hovered over the water while our town celebrated 4th of July. My family saw it and pointed it out to others. There were about 100 of us watching the vehicle, not the fireworks. It was awe inspiring. Another time my friends and I were driving some back roads drinking beer (yes, not cool at all but we were 16 and dumb) and a ship/vehicle followed us until we got back to town. One minute it was there and then it was gone. Crazy and exciting.

    • RJ says:

      I saw a UFO in 2003, along with 3 friends. It turned on it’s lights right above us, hovered for a few seconds and then flashed away. It was really close too. I went from being agnostic about UFO’S to a full believer in seconds.

    • AlpineWitch says:

      To be honest, I find that very hard to believe…

  14. Rnot says:

    Remember Men in Black? Remember all the celebrity aliens? Whoopi is obviously one of them!

  15. SpankyB says:

    I don’t have a problem believing there is life on other planets, the odds are high that there is. What confuses me is that the Universe is so huge, how are they zooming in on our little planet to visit? There are billions of other planets out there, why ours?

  16. That was some weak ass alien tea.

    They are not only here but there are over 15 different types. Their knowledge goes beyond what we perceive of as space and time.

    Earth is their laboratory, they spliced their genes into our ape-like ancestors millions of years ago to create what we call modern humans.

    We are all human-alien hybrids.

    Please feel free to walk about the cabin.

    • Chloe says:

      Tell us more, P&P!

    • TNA says:

      I believe in panspermia theory, which argues that the life on Earth was created as a result of a mashup of materials from outer space (comets and the like) and Earth. You can find debris from “space junk” at the bottom of our oceans, from which life emerged billions of years ago. I’m too tired to be more articulate about this, but I would recommend finding an article from Science Direct called “We Are the Aliens We’ve Been Looking For,” or something close to that. It argues that, yes, humans are hybrids of sorts. What’s crazy to me is this theory was first conceived thousands of years ago and in recent decades, there has been more and more evidence to support it.

      • TNA says:

        Just wanted to correct my comment from above. The name of the article that discusses alien-human hybrid, or panspermia theory, is “Are We the Aliens We Seek,” and it’s from The Wire, not Science Direct.

  17. VisitorPass says:

    Maybe the aliens should f–king land and help, rather than circle the lot doing “poverty tourism”

  18. bears says:

    If there are aliens among us, it’s probably so they can keep an eye on our progress and ensure we aren’t getting too close to their neighborhoods. I’d imagine Earthlings to be the equivalent of the drunk guy at the 4th of July bbq that you hide fireworks from.

    • Eurydice says:

      It’s funny that so many of the “aliens among us” stories are about how horrible humans are as a species. It’s like we have a global inferiority complex.

  19. Dylan says:

    Watch the German show, “The Signal” on Netflix. It has the best alien ending ever.

  20. Vivienna says:

    Okay. So we live in a reality where we only perceive things our senses are able to perceive, right?
    Aliens live in an additional dimention, or layer – if you will.

    I usually explain it like if every human being was born without sight. If that was normal, and no one could see. We would live in a reality based on our other senses.
    People would call sight a 6th sense and even chalk it up to fantasy or “it doesn’t exist”, because they could only use their other senses.

    Now that’s how we live side by side with aliens.
    They are here, but we aren’t able to detect them because we lack the “sense” or ability to do so.
    And they exist in energy or frequencies. Not by form and matter.

    Another example is if you had a creature only able to look to the right or left. But never up or down. If you, standing above it, poke the creature it would be startled and not able to see you. As you were on another plane of perception than what it was able to understand and experience.
    That is what “ghosts” are. Aliens the like.

    Very much here, but never really seen.

  21. VilleRose says:

    If anyone needs a hilarious show about aliens, Resident Alien is so so so funny! It’s a SyFy show on Netflix starring Alan Tudyk. It is so cheesy and ridiculous but Alan playing the alien is just so hilarious. There are 2 seasons right now. My entire family watches it and we love it!

  22. nb says:

    There’s so many things human’s can’t explain or understand, and it’s fascinating. I’m with Whoopi on this one. There’s definitely life on other planets and in other solar systems. I think some form of aliens, probably several kinds, have visited Earth going back millions of years and continue to do so. I don’t know if I think they’re actively among us, either hiding disguised as humans or observing in some other way, but I do think they’ve checked out our planet and monitor us. I think aliens don’t necessarily give a crap about the human race, but see us as a kind of ant colony they can observe for fun. I would think that if humans got to the point where we could travel to other galaxies and found an inhabited planet, we also might just observe the lifeforms on it for a while and see what we could learn. Why interfere with something that doesn’t affect you, doesn’t really know you’re observing it, and can’t harm you? Maybe we’re a bit of a science experiment to them.

    There are so many videos of UFO’s that can’t be explained that are pretty compelling. They move in mysterious ways, they appear and disappear so fast, they don’t have the shape of anything humans have created so far. So I guess I’m saying that if tomorrow I checked the news and an alien life form or alien ship was being shown, I wouldn’t be surprised or scared. I think I’d just say “hmm, finally, let’s see how this goes”.