Mike Myers joined Wednesday’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” impersonating Dr. Harold Bornstein, the former doctor for President Donald Trump, where he spoke about the president’s health and asked Kimmel multiple times if he needed any “boner pills.”
“In the long history of talk show hosts, you are unequivocally the most virile and vigorous one of them all,” said Myers-as-Bornstein. “Do you need any pills? Uppers, Downers, boner pills?”
The real Dr. Bornstein on Tuesday told CNN that his infamous letter written during 2015 on Trump’s health, the one where he states that Trump “unequivocally, will be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency,” was actually dictated by Trump himself.
“So, he is a dictator,” quipped Kimmel.
The real Bornstein is claiming that Trump’s ex-bodyguard Keith Schiller robbed his office when Schiller retrieved Trump’s medical records. Kimmel mentioned that a possible reason Schiller went after Trump’s medical records was that they didn’t want any evidence that Trump used Propecia, known for treating hair loss.
But Myers’ Bornstein hinted it was something worse, but since he’s a doctor, he wasn’t at liberty to say what it was. So the two of them did what any respectable adults would in that situation: they played “Hot and Cold” to find out what was wrong with Trump.
After a slew of guesses, Kimmel asked: “Is it syphilis?” then Myers rang a cowbell.
“Wait a minute, are you saying they invaded your office to cover up evidence that the president is suffering from syphilis?” to which Myers replied, “Jimmy Cakes I can’t comment on a former patient’s medical condition, that’s private information” (then huffed in a bag).
This isn’t the first time Myers has appeared in a character with something to do with Trump. Last month on “The Tonight Show,” he appeared as “Austin Powers” villain Dr. Evil, claiming he was the latest to be fired from the Trump administration.
Watch the video above.