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NextImg:Ana Navarro shades Donald Trump after Alyssa Farrah Griffin claims straight men do not wear makeup: "Has anybody met Donald Trump?"

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The ladies of The View had nothing but praise to share for John Cena after he confessed to getting a hair transplant, but they certainly still had time to shade President Donald Trump for taking his appearance into his own hands.

After Joy Behar asked if Cena’s recent comments show “that guys are as insecure as women in some respects,” Alyssa Farrah Griffin had much to say about the topic.

“It’s a myth that men don’t get insecure about their looks,” Griffin began. “Women, for all of the societal pressure that’s put on us and the unrealistic beauty standards, we at least can do things like put on makeup and make ourselves feel a little better, clip in some hair extensions. Straight men don’t really do that. You have to wake up and live in the face you have that day.”

Griffin’s comment made The View audience and her co-hosts cackle with laughter. But Ana Navarro wasn’t buying it.

“Wait a minute, has anybody met Donald Trump? They don’t put on makeup?” she pointed out.

The hosts of The View have been open critics of President Trump and his policies since he took office. Griffin, who previously served in Trump’s first White House administration, recently clashed with Whoopi Goldberg after Goldberg criticized Trump’s proposal to offer new mothers $5,000 to boost birth rates.

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“I am incredibly insulted by this because clearly they don’t know how women’s bodies work and they don’t know what it costs to raise a child or just have a child,” Goldberg said. “I don’t know what $5,000 is supposed to do.” She then refuted Griffin’s point that Trump’s proposal was “better than nothing.”

But Griffin believed the criticism was unjust. “I feel like if [Joe] Biden proposed this we would all be saying it’s groundbreaking and a great idea,” she said.

Host Sunny Hostin also added that the proposal felt “very Handmaid’s Tale.

The View airs on weekdays at 11/10c on ABC.