Now, the men's room wants to know who sucks less. Hey, time for Who Sucks Less. Stephen Thrill Hill, you bring us three stories from the news each and every week. They always suck. It's up to us to determine, though, out of these three stories, which one sucks the least. Now, if you haven't to like the Men's Room on Facebook or follow us on X and Instagram and Men's Room Live, the debate is already underway on Who Sucks Less?

Yes, indeed. And like we said at the top of the show, all these take places in hospitals,

not the hospitals themselves, not the patients, but hospital employees.

We have an anesthesiologist. We have a nurse, and we in fact have a doctor.

So we start with the nurse,

a registered nurse, ill-treated and sexually assaulted patients and use racist and homophobic language

at work. William Malcolm, he was the manager at a residential unit, targeted extremely

vulnerable residents as well as others in a spate of offending comments spanning several years,

they say. So he went to court, enjures at the Newcastle Crown Court. They heard the Malcolm

grabbed one patient's testicles, who he called a fat sea.

Yeah. And said, look at the size of those nads. That is a quote. He called a woman

resident a slaper and referred to her son as a puff and an F-bomb for someone who's gay.

It also claimed he repeatedly kissed two female patients on the lips and thrust his hips at another.

Other allegations include him groping breast and bottom areas of non-residents, thirsting his groaning at them,

and making remarks about the penis size of a colleague's partner because he was black.

All right, that one I can get me on.

Now, 61-year-old Malcolm, I'm just saying.

Yeah, right.

But this guy, now, he denies two charges of ill treatment of a person in care.

He denies 10 of the sexual assault in one of the racially aggravated harassment in relation to eight complaints.

Well, a prosecutor there told jurors that the offenses came to light as a result of two whistleblowers

who'd experience and witnesses Malcolm's behavior toward residents and others.

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