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‘You’re the Worst’ Stars Aya Cash, Kether Donohue Play a Round of TheWrap’s ‘Shot Topics’ (Video)

Actresses discuss the GOP presidential debate, #NursesUnite controversy and Megan Fox on ”New Girl“ on episode of TheWrap’s new series

| September 30, 2015 @ 4:40 PM

“You’re the Worst” stars Aya Cash and Kether Donohue participated in a game of “Shot Topics,” revealing where they stand on Donald Trump, the #NursesUnite controversy and whether men or women are better.

The first question from TheWrap‘s Greg Gilman called on the actresses to pick a winner from the recent Republican presidential debate on CNN, but Cash was quick to select a loser.

“I’ll tell you who lost: Donald Trump,” said Cash. “I can’t believe people are taking him seriously.”

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The actresses also discussed the recent controversy surrounding “The View” and Stephen Amell. Though neither Cash nor Donohue were familiar with the backlash facing the ABC daytime talk show, they both voiced support for nurses. “I don’t quite understand what happened, but I love nurses,” Cash said.

The last question asked whether men or women are worse, leading Cash to quickly respond that guys are the lesser of the two sexes, but Donohue wasn’t having it.

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“I think the question is the worst,” she responded. “Because I think men and women are both great.”

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