President Donald Trump kicked off his rally in Dalton, GA, on Friday by discussing several of the male candidates’ looks, including “big, strong” Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA), who’s running for Senate against incumbent Sen. John Ossoff (D-GA).

As expected, Trump wasn’t too enamored of Ossoff’s physique, which he made fun of in Trumpian name-calling style.

“Eighteen days from now, the people of Georgia are going to defeat your weak, arrogant, radical left senator, who is really — I call him Pee-Wee Herman!” Trump said.

“Somebody said he’s a good-looking man. I don’t think he’s a good-looking man,” Trump said with an air of authority. “I actually think Mike Collins is a good-looking man, and he’s all man. All man. I’m not sure about Ossoff.”

“I think Rick Jackson is a handsome, distinguished-looking guy,” Trump added about the Republican gubernatorial nominee, before returning to Collins:

We are going to beat, we’re gonna beat — you are going to have one of the, you’re gonna have, in Mike Collins, you’re gonna have one of the best senators — anyway, he’s one of the most respected people in Washington. There’s nobody more respected than Mike. The job he’s done as a congressman. The congressmen will tell you, they’re all here. One of the most respected guys. And he is Central Casting. Stand up! Look at this. If I’m casting a movie for a senator, if I’m casting a movie for a senator — I like the white hair, I like the big, strong build. Big, strong guy. But that’s what I want. But he is a respected man.

Jackson still holds a narrow 49% to 47% lead over Keisha Lance Bottoms (D) in a InsiderAdvantage poll, despite the fact he didn’t show up for the most recent gubernatorial debate.

Ossoff is leading Collins by anywhere from 8 to 10 percentage points, according to recent polls.

Watch the clip above via C-SPAN.

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