Whoopi Goldberg found a unique way to criticize a policy that President Donald Trump and his administration are supporting.

Speaking on the Monday, January 19, episode of The View, Goldberg, 70, began talking about a visa policy that is supposed to create a path for extraordinary individuals to come to the United States that’s seemingly taken a turn when it involves who is applying.

“There are special visas designed for only people with ‘extraordinary abilities or achievements’ which you-know-who has endorsed in the past,” she explained, sarcastically conveying fake enthusiasm while seemingly referring to O-1 nonimmigrant visas. “But according to reports, that group that’s currently dominating requests for these special achievement visas are online influencers and OnlyFans models.”

Frustrated, the Ghost actress added: “So, if you can take a ping pong ball and… well, nevermind.”

As the crowd laughed, her fellow panelists began discussing the issue, noting that OnlyFans modeling and social media influencing are things that can be done remotely from anywhere in the world.

When Sunny Hostin, 57, pointed out that some people just have images and video of their feet on their accounts, Goldberg chimed in by saying, “That’s not what I’m talking about…” earning some gasps and giggles from the crowd.

With that, she simulated shooting something out from under the desk and joked, “This could create a new job, pew!”

After some laughter, the panel lamented how puzzling this is for the administration to support, which Goldberg noted was the whole point she was making.

“It’s deeply unserious so I’m going to continue to be unserious about it,” she said to applause. “I’m going to continue practicing to shoot that ping pong ball and put that candle out.”