Nicolle Wallace melts down: 'Country run by men nobody wanted to date'

MS NOW anchor Nicole Wallace reached her limit after hearing the slew of manosphere, high-testosterone nonsense now peppering the administration of President Donald Trump and his helpers.

Pentagon Reporter Priya Sridhar and other reporters had spent a good 10 minutes pounding Wallace’s ear Friday night with MAGA-podcaster-grade “medical announcements” pressed by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and other members of the Trump administration within the last two years. This includes a new high testosterone or “high T” policy, the removal of vaccine requirements, including those for diseases known to strike U.S. soldiers on patrol in other nations.

But among the policies proponents of the administration are considering for the military are unnecessary nicotine infusions as a way to boost testosterone and mental clarity — another theory praised by the MAGA online community against doctors’ advice.

“They're going to start handing out cigs? I want some of those. I'm going to need them to get through the next two years. Jesus Christ,” wailed Wallace.

Near the end of it, Wallace could not contain herself, particularly when confronted with the popular MAGA community recommendation of tanning parts that rarely if ever see the sun.

“Pete Hegseth is like the baby that RFK Jr and some mythical, buffoonish wannabe GI Joe would have,” erupted Wallace, while denouncing reports of a 4-or 5-fold increase in talk about testosterone in the “Manosphere” community.

From there, Wallace blasted claims by wing media Tucker Carlson that testosterone levels are down across the board because of feminism.

“I’m going to need to see some blood work on this,” said Wallace, before lighting into Carlson for arguing that women going to college are somehow personally affecting his “testosterone.” “So, they’re saying Tucker's testosterone plunged because women went to college?”

But reporters said Carlson advocates for nicotine pouches, and the former Fox News entertainer even has his own company now, because “the ones you get on the market, he doesn't think are strong enough.”

But Wallace exploded in cackling after hearing that former FBI second-in-Command Dan Bongino—now returned to the realm of podcasting — was championing the policy that high testosterone “makes you a better man, makes you more masculine and makes you more lethal.”

“Oh, my God! The country is run by men who nobody wanted to date. I cannot believe this is happening,” said Wallace, who showed derision that legitimate companies are helping people get access to testosterone, seemingly for recreation rather than health.

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