Roseanne defends tweet on YouTube, thought Valerie Jarrett was white she says

CHICAGO -- There is another inflammatory post from Roseanne Barr about former Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett, and this time it's on video.

The controversial comedian released a vulgarity-laced rant on her YouTube channel Friday morning.

"I'm trying to talk about Iran, I'm trying to talk about Valerie Jarrett and the Iran deal," Roseanne Barr says in the YouTube video.

In a bizarre attempt to explain her racist tweet about Valerie Jarrett, Roseanne goes off calling Jarrett the B-word.

"I thought the b***h was white, g*d damnit, I thought the b***h was white, f**k!" Roseanne says in the video.

On Friday, the hosts of ABC's "The View" weighed in.

"It just made me sad. I saw someone who is perhaps unraveling - someone who isn't surrounded by people that she needs. Someone needs to help her," said Sunny Hostin on "The View" Friday.

"I hope this is something she's done to see how many people pick up on it... cause I would be very sad if her team allowed her to put that out there and didn't say - look, this doesn't really help anything. I'm hoping this is her fooling with everybody," said Whoopi Goldberg on "The View" Friday.

Roseanne's YouTube video shows her smoking a cigarette and appearing agitated as she talks with the unidentified interviewer.

After ABC cancelled her show, Roseanne said she was quitting Twitter, blamed her rant against Jarrett on the sleeping medication Ambien and said she was done doing TV interviews.

In May, Roseanne sent a tweet that said Jarrett, an African American and former adviser to former President Barack Obama, was a product of the Muslim Brotherhood and Planet of the Apes.

After the tweet went viral, Barr deleted it and apologized to Jarrett "and to all Americans." She also said she was leaving Twitter.

She told a rabbi that she had Jarrett's phone number and was trying to figure out what to say.

She also promised to explain things on her own YouTube channel.

ABC News reached out to Valerie Jarrett's publicist for comment and are still waiting to hear back.