The Worst Guest That's Ever Been On The View, According To Sherri Shepherd

On "Dish Nation," Sherri Shepherd recalled how Oscar-winning actor Shirley MacLaine got a bit peevish when "The View" co-hosts asked her if she drinks a concoction containing her own pee. "She goes, 'I never said that,'" Shepherd recalled. "She totally denied it." The co-hosts then confronted MacLaine with passages from the book she was on

On "Dish Nation," Sherri Shepherd recalled how Oscar-winning actor Shirley MacLaine got a bit peevish when "The View" co-hosts asked her if she drinks a concoction containing her own pee. "She goes, 'I never said that,'" Shepherd recalled. "She totally denied it." The co-hosts then confronted MacLaine with passages from the book she was on the show to promote, "Sage-ing While Age-ing," in which she mentions a urine mixture. "Barbara [Walters] had to check her," Shepherd said.

According to Gaywired, it was actually Elisabeth Hasselbeck who began reading from the book. In it, MacLaine touts something called "radionics," a type of pseudo-science that involves using a machine to create homeopathic treatments for various ailments. On "The View," MacLaine admitted she didn't know exactly how it works and said she would have to consult her own book to help explain it. "I had to do a lot of research," she stated.

In her book, MacLaine writes, "I mix a sample of whatever mold or spores or pollen I remove from the trees around where I live with a little bit of my own urine in a shot glass and place the glass on one side of the machine. On the other side I place a dropper bottle full of sterilized water." However, she claims the machine somehow absorbs "energy" from the glass containing the allergens and urine, and uses it to create her placebic healing elixir. So, she does not actually drink the urine.

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