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Dave Bautista has mocked Donald Trump’s “tough guy” pose, calling the presidential candidate “a weak, fat toddler.”

Bautista, 55, rose to fame as a WWE wrestler before building a career as an action star in films including Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, the James Bond film Ghost and both episodes of Dune.

To last night’s Jimmy Kimmel Live!late-night host Kimmel quoted a recent one New York Times A poll showed Trump has a 17-point lead over rival candidate Kamala Harris among male voters. “But is he the strong alpha male these men think he is?” Kimmel asked. “Not according to one of the toughest guys I know, he isn’t.”

Bautista then presented a short segment while working out at a gym. “A lot of guys seem to think Donald Trump is a tough guy,” the former wrestler said. “He’s not.”

The Dune The star then pointed out several of Trump’s weaknesses, including the fact that “he wears more makeup than Dolly Parton,” “had his dad pay a doctor to say his wide feet hurt so he could make the trek can dodge’ and that he has the feeling that looks like ‘a garbage bag full of buttermilk’.

Bautista went on to mock Trump for selling “imaginary baseball cards posing as a cowboy firefighter,” when in reality the man is “barely strong enough to hold an umbrella.”

Bautista concluded the segment by listing several things Trump is afraid of, including “rain,” “dogs” and “Meryl f***ing Streep,” before adding, “He’s especially terrified of real, red-blooded American men will do that. Discover that he is a weak, fat toddler.

Elsewhere in the episode, Kimmel blasted Trump for declaring himself the “father of IVF” during an all-female town hall on Fox News.

During the town hall in Cumming, Georgia, with moderator Harris Faulkner, which aired on Wednesday, Trump called Senator Katie Britt of Alabama “a fantastically attractive person” before telling the audience, “I am the father of IVF.”

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The Republican presidential candidate’s campaign later said he was joking.

“So they loaded up the women, about 100 women – this is the first time Grover Cleveland has been around that many women since they started padlocking the doors of Miss Teen USA – and it was quite an interview, very good job,” Kimmel joked. .

He continued: “They got to the popular topic of IVF. Now that the Supreme Court has caved to the far right on abortion, many rightly believe that IVF is next on the list.”

While Trump claims to support fertility treatment, Democrats warn against reversing fertility treatment Roe v. Wade and rolling back abortion rights could pave the way for Republicans to next focus on IVF access.

“Now that Trump has learned what IVF is – which I still don’t know for sure – he wants to pretend that not only is he a huge supporter of IVF, he wants people to know that he is the biggest supporter of IVF,” Kimmel continued.

“Now he claims to be the father of IVF, which has been happening since 1978,” the host added, noting the date the first child was conceived using the fertility treatment.

Kimmel then threw in a joke about Trump’s parentage. “This man won’t even admit he’s Eric’s father – he’s the father of IVF,” he teased. “Maybe it’s short for Ivanka in his head.”

Vice President Kamala Harris also mocked Trump’s self-proclaimed title, calling it “pretty bizarre.”