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Donald Trump has a very different idea of what goes on massage creep sex videosin a "locker room" than many Americans.

On Sunday, Trump defended his vulgar remarks about preying on women by explaining them as "locker room talk." Many of his surrogates came to his defense, arguing that this was just the way men talk in the locker rooms.

This cartoon would like to disagree.

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Here's the dirty truth of what's going in most locker rooms, all across America.

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Truly bone-chilling.

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