Belafonte, hitting the talk show circuit to promote his new memoir ‘Sing Your Song,’ blasted the Republican presidential candidate on ‘The Joy Behar Show.’

Here’s Belafonte responding to Cain’s recent comments about how racism isn’t holding black people back “in a big way [today].”

“It’s very hard to comment on someone who is so denied intelligence,” Belafonte said, “someone who has denied such a view of history.”

“Because he happened to have good fortune hit him, he had a moment where he broke through … does not make him the authority of the plight of people with color.”

But Belafonte was just getting started.

“The Republican party, the Tea Party, all those forces to the extreme right have consistently tried to come up with representations of what they call black, what they call the real negroes,” he says, citing Condoleezza Rice and Colin Powell.

“Herman Cain is just the latest incarnation of what is totally false to the needs of our community, and the needs of our nation. I think he’s a bad apple, and people should look at his hole card, he’s not what he says he is.”

When Behar tells her guest Cain doesn’t have a prayer in the presidential election Belafonte responds, ‘”I don’t think prayers were created for him.’

For doing the MSM’s job — for demanding a sitting president release a document reasonable Americans asked to see — Trump was unfairly held up for public ridicule and dishonestly labeled racist. And even though he deserved neither, even with the heat raining down on him from all four corners of his life, including those cowards in Hollywood,  Trump showed great courage in stepping into the arena and taking the fight directly to the White House in the face of unbelievable pressure.

And don’t ever forget that Trump won. Obama blinked and the Birther issue was disarmed.

I’m no Birther, never was. But doesn’t mean I didn’t see how the MSM and White House were using this issue to their political advantage.

Until Trump came along.

Trump will now return to private life and “Celebrity Apprentice,” and I’ll always remember him as the rare celebrity willing to use that platform to do the right thing even though it hurt his standing in the Hollywood/MSM herd.

How many can say that? You think Joy Behar, Alec Baldwin, Seth Meyers, David Letterman or Jerry Seinfeld have that kind of grit and personal courage?

Donald Trump is a great American, and I wish him nothing but the best.

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No, not partisan at all, Michael Moore. And how nice of you to declare bin Laden the winner in all of this:

“He may be dead, but in a way, he won. We gave up our rights. We passed a PatriotAct. We spent trillions on needless wars. Fear now rules us.”

Now can we question Moore’s patriotism?

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Why so angry, Whoopi? Joy?

Let’s back up a little…

I’m no Birther, I simply believe that the White House and MSM teamed up to keep the birth certificate issue alive as a weapon to use against the Right. As an example, nothing made NBC’s David Gregory happier than to ask a conservative about the issue and subsequently nothing made the rest of the corrupt media happier than to amplify that moment and use it to drown out the conservative political message. So instead of the MSM doing their job and educating the public — as they did when McCain’s place of birth was questioned — they chose to palace-guard Obama and join in on the racial smearing. This was all about fundraising, distracting, and dividing. Or, what we call standard operating procedure when it comes to our friends on the Left. 

The bottom line is that Donald Trump did the media’s job for them, the President (finally) did the right thing, the MSM has egg on their face, and the moment that birth certificate dropped the Left as a whole knew they lost a powerful political weapon. I vehemently disagreed with the Birthers but at the same time understood the cynical politics behind the White House and MSM’s decision to keep the Birthers ginned up. So today is a major win for our side and we have Trump to thank for it. Long story short…

THIS is where all of Whoopi and Joy’s boiling-over frustration is coming from. Trump forced an issue the MSM should have resolve to everyone’s satisfaction years ago, he refused to be cowed by their race-baiting, and has now effectively disarmed and backfired an issue that once delighted the Left. And because the Left is furious in defeat and has no ideas — only tactics – they’re now doubling down on labeling Trump a race-baiter, and worse.

Whoopi’s friends with Trump, knows he’s no racist, and yet joins in with Joyless to declare Trump’s basketball comment worthy of playing the race card.  Uhm ladies, the President plays basketball. America knows this, knows Trump’s no racist, and my guess is that the fearless billionaire will once again show us the way when it comes to handling these increasingly pathetic and desperate tactics. 

More than once during his press conference this morning, Trump declared openly that the press protects Obama and no one else. Of course, he’s absolutely right, the American people know it, and the media might want to stop digging.

Does Hollywood and the MSM really think they can bully a guy who just made the President of the United States blink?

The Farrelly Brothers, who previously directed “There’s Something about Mary” and “Shallow Hal” (which are both highly superior to “Hall Pass”) , directed this comedy and helped write the screenplay.  Unfortunately, the writers couldn’t come up with anything better than a few lame jokes and crude humor that falls flat.

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Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis star as Rick and Fred, two longtime buddies who have an affinity for saying and doing offensive things in front of their wives. Although they’re married to two beautiful woman, played by Jenna Fischer and Christina Applegate, the men still like to check out other women in front of their wives. Their wives are disappointed and disgusted with them so Joy Behar, who plays their friend Lucy, offers them a suggestion. She tells the women to give their husbands a week off from marriage. During that period, the men are allowed to do whatever they want and sleep with whomever they choose. Both wives begrudgingly agree and give their husbands “hall passes.”  The story then chronicles the week of freedom in the men’s lives.

If the premise isn’t cringe-worthy enough, the lame attempts at comedy should be. There is, as seems to be commonplace in comedies like this, a sequence where different characters in the story take drugs and viewers are expected to laugh at their outrageous behavior. (I wish comedy writers could come up with something better than giving characters drugs and then watching how stupid they act.) In “Hall Pass,” one of the men who takes drugs decides to go to the bathroom on a golf course. That, along with much of the comedy in this film, might be funny for twelve year old boys but few others would probably laugh watching a grown man humiliate himself.

The “Hall Pass” concept should have also been toned down to avoid having viewers think about the consequences of wives giving their husbands seven days off to have sex with as many women as they want. A toned-down storyline could have been an extremely funny concept on a sitcom like “Everybody Loves Raymond.” Instead of the husbands seeking to sleep with other women, the concept could have changed to husbands seeing if other women would be interested in dating them if they weren’t married. That concept could have produced some funny moments without having the consequences of sleeping around with other women in the back of viewers’ minds. Fischer and Applegate might be desperate in their marriages but allowing their husbands the opportunity to freely sleep around feels like a bridge too far. The concept feels like something that would only appear in movies or HBO dramas.

The Farrelly brothers have done funny gross-out films before and many of them have worked and made audiences laugh. “Hall Pass” doesn’t work at all. It has a few funny moments but most of their attempts at humor fail and audiences will likely be more disgusted than delighted during this clueless comedy.

Audiences would be well-served if they pass on “Hall Pass.”

Do you slide into silent resentment of each other? Or do you possibly give yourself and your spouse a “hall pass’ – a week off from marriage that’s designed to let you take a walk on the wild side in the hopes of making you appreciate each other again?

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That’s the intriguing premise of “Hall Pass,” the latest outrageous comedy from writer-directors Peter and Bobby Farrelly. The film follows the antics of Rick (Owen Wilson) and Fred (Jason Sudeikis), good family men who are nonetheless horny and bored from years of family life.

Their wives (played by Christina Applegate and Jenna Fischer) encounter a psychiatrist (Joy Behar), who suggests the “hall pass” to save their marriages. But as the guys are cheered on by their chorus of buddies, they find that hooking up is way harder than they remember.

And as their wives head off on their own weeklong vacation, they find surprising temptations of their own.

“Hall Pass” is easily the funniest movie the Farrelly Brothers have made since their trio of classics in the 1990s: “Dumb and Dumber,” “Kingpin” and “There’s Something About Mary.” It’s a welcome return to no-holds-barred yet clever raunch after they fell off track into sentimentality with “Stuck on You” and “Fever Pitch.”

Here, they have struck comic gold with a universal dilemma and aren’t gunshy about exploring nearly every comedic angle, from outrageously funny dialogue through at least three shockingly funny setpieces that give “Mary” a run for Its money.

They also expertly walk a daringly fine line: we’re supposed to root for them to “score,” yet the moment they would actually cross the line, they would lose most of our sympathy. The inventive array of complications our guys encounter keeps things zipping along, while the ace cast makes the audience wonder what they themselves would do each step of the way.

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When your own personal constitution is dedicated to Lucifer, it’s easy to understand all the hand-wringing surrounding the reading of the actual U.S. Constitution among those in the media and the Left (but we repeat ourselves). 

But remember…

Don’t question their patriotism.

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Watch Dana Loesch school smug comedian John Fugelsgang on economics, Sarah Palin and calling her “sugar.”

The sugar part, the best part, comes at right around the 4:40 mark.

This Fugelsgang somehow manages to be even smugger than Jon Stewart and watching him continually strain throughout to get his pre-written “jokes” out as though he’s some glib guest on the Tonight Show is almost as entertaining as Dana’s complete smackdown.

Almost.

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But there’s another side to the good doctor, one recently revealed on “The Adam Carolla Podcast.” The Nov. 26 podcast, which reteamed Pinsky with his old “Loveline” partner, found the duo railing against government overreach while praising the free market system. You won’t find that kind of material on HLN’s “The Joy Behar Show.”

It’s grand news for conservatives, who might hear their opinions shared by that rare TV personality outside the Fox News bubble. And Pinsky isn’t a divisive figure like former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin or Rush Limbaugh. He’s not viewed through an ideological prism, so when he pontificates on a topic it has the chance to stir the independent crowd to action. He might even make a liberal or two rethink an entrenched opinion.

Behar likely won’t be swayed, though.

Pinsky sounded alternately defeated and outraged while discussing the state of the nation on the podcast.

“Our government does these crazy things … and we expect to be abused,” Pinsky says, his voice cracking with rage. “Do you know what the average federal employee makes, like, $120,000 a year and they get benefits. It’s ridiculous!”

Carolla discussed how, after the 1994 California earthquake damaged local highways, private contractors managed to rebuild a five-mile stretch of freeway at a remarkable clip.“The thing came in under budget and six months early. Why? Motivation,” Carolla explained about the hustle that made the project possible.

Left unsaid – imagine if government workers had been tasked with the assignment.

“In government, losing is winning. If you take longer you get paid more,” Pinsky says. “And we’re making the government bigger now? Really?”

Carolla used professional sports to buttress his argument about the free market.

“What would [players in] the NFL or NBA be like if they didn’t have a guy who was five years younger nipping at their heels?” Carolla asks. “In the absence of competition nobody does their job well.”

Pinsky brings an extensive background on medicine to any discussion, and he sounds horrified at the impact of Obamacare’s nest of new rules.

“Doctors will start fleeing Medicare starting January 1,” Pinsky warned, adding he‘s being pushed out of his own profession by over-regulation.

One of Pinsky’s podcast confessions could become a rallying point for his new show – and might make him a darling of the Right even if he doesn’t actively embrace an ideological point of view.

“I started obsessing about why I’m not doing something about this, how we just sit by and let stuff happens. We don’t speak up,” Pinsky says.

Come Spring 2011, he’ll be able to do just that.

 Being a devout anti-Christian, it seems hypocritical that she believes in Hell at all.

If Behar doesn’t understand the facts or she can’t defend her point of view through rational thought she resorts to name-calling.  When Bill O’Reilly referred to the terrorist of 9/11 as “Muslim killers” she called it “hate speech” and stormed off stage with her pal Whoppi Goldberg in a fit of childish indignation. So it’s OK for her to lie and call people names but when O’Reilly states something that is a fact, it’s “hate speech.” Behar’s name-calling cannot be backed up by any logical facts, but the facts do prove that she is a left-wing wacko and those that sit in her audience and applaud her rabid discourse are no better. Yes I am name-calling here, but at least my name-calling is based on facts.

Sandra Bernhard and Behar, though not twins, are of course likeminded (like Bubba and Forrest): One of Bernhard’s “famous” quotes I found on the Internet iss: “The real terrorist threats are George W. Bush and his brown-shirted thugs.” Just like Behar, she compares Republicans to Hitler. She also referred to a Republican woman as a “thin-lipped bitch,” and to Sarah Palin’s Christianity as “new goyish crappy shiksa funky bullshit.” Not bad for a comedian ranked in the top 100, well somewhere in the top 90.

We have always known people like these two hate-filled women. They are unable to carry on an intelligent conversation, and frequently resort to unjustified name-calling.  Not that name-calling is ever justified unless it fits the facts, i.e. Bernie Madoff, Charles Ponzi, Milli Vanilli, Richard Nixon, and Bill Clinton are all liars, 99.9% of terrorists are Muslim, and Martha Stewart is a convicted felon.

Calling anyone names without facts to back it up makes one a liar. Yes I am saying that Behar and Bernhard are liars. There is not one ounce of evidence that Bristol Plain is a hooker.  Even the Anti Defamation League censored Behar for comparing Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld to Hitler. Certainly we know that most of the name-calling comes from the left-wing and is all emotionally driven. Name-calling is their favorite way to deflect an argument they can’t win.

Why would The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) associate themselves with Behar by giving her the 2010 “Excellence in Media Award”?  It seems that Behar is by far one of the best examples of a defamatory human being that exists.  But at least she supports GLAAD and why not, she is a hypocrite, she is anti-Christian and she spews hate.

If you are interested in writing Ms. Behar, the address follows.  I don’t think Walt would be to happy having Ms. Behar on his payroll.

Joy Behar
Co-Host, “The View”
ABC News     
The Walt Disney Company
77 West 66th Street
New York, NY  10023