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Ted Cruz Co-Host Faceplants Trying To Push 'Toxic Femininity'
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May 20, 2022
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4:39Now PlayingTed Cruz and his co-host, Michael Knowles, break down 'toxic femininity' during a segment of The Verdict. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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Ted Cruz can't believe that 'SNL guy' Pete Davidson 'gets all these hot girls' and then reveals his crush on 'super hot vampire' Kate Beckinsale
"A mystified Ted Cruz asked Friday how Saturday Night Live star Pete Davidson pulls so many 'hot women' - before expressing his own desire for the comedian's former flame Kate Beckinsale.
'How come that dude gets all of these, like, hot women?' the senator asked on his podcast, Verdict With Ted Cruz, responding to a viewer question concerning 'toxic femininity,' which saw cohost Michael Knowles bring up Kim Kardashian.
The conversation quickly turned to Davidson, who has been dating the reality star for the past several months amid her highly publicized and tumultuous split with longtime husband Kanye West."
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