Jessica Hahn Calls Out Barbara Walters on ‘The View’ – VIDEO

Another day, another talk show elder catfight. The ladies had ‘Where Are They Now’ episode (aka future cast members of the ‘Dancing with the Stars’) and Jessica Hahn tried to take on The Babs. Hahn was made famous by making sexy times with Jim Bakker who was a televangelist in the 80’s.

The affair resulted in 15 minutes of fame and a Playboy spread. When Sherri Shepherd tried to refer to Jessica and Jim’s hook up as an “affair,” the trick turned to Barbara Walters and pointed to the home wrecker finger.

“This wasn’t an affair,” she said. “Unlike, I don’t want to be cruel or anything, in your book Audition you had an affair with a Senator-” Babs wasn’t haven’t any of her lip and jumped in stating, “This is about you, my dear. this is not about me. OK?” she said, to applause from the crowd. “I’m very happy talk about my relationships, but this is about you.”

Perhaps I am missing out by not watching ‘The View.’ It sounds like they are a gold lame miniskirt away from RuPaul’s Drag Race: Untucked.

Jessica Hahn Put In Her Place By Barbara Walters-VIDEO

Oh The View! How I miss spending my lunch hour watch a bunch of pre and post menopausal women tackle such difficult subjects as shoe trees and juicing machines.

Apparently, this week Barbara Walters and company are paying tribute to the fame whores of yesteryear with a “Where are they now?” segment. And what better way to encapsulate such a tribute than with one Jessica Hahn.

For those of you who are too young to remember Jessica, in the 1980′s she came forward claiming that televangelist Jim Bakker raped her.

This caused some kind of great scandal for Bakker and his wife, the lovely and late Tammy Faye Bakker, and led to the downfall of their mass robbing of senile old people.

When View host Sherri Shepard referred to Hahn’s time with Bakker as an “affair,” the gloves came off.

Via The Huffington Post:

“This wasn’t an affair,” she said. “Unlike, I don’t want to be cruel or anything, in your book Audition you had an affair with a Senator,” she said.

This was a reference to Walters’ admission that she had an affair with Senator Edward Brooke in the 1970s.

Walters jumped in.

“This is about you, my dear. this is not about me. OK?” she said, to applause from the crowd. “I’m very happy talk about my relationships, but this is about you.”

While the audience applauded, I lost my tuna fish sandwich the great toilet bowl Gods after envisioning Walters thrusting away on top of some sweaty mass of a man, while yelling “SENATOR!”

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