Jimmy Kimmel put Eric Trump on blast over an ominous message he delivered to the UK while doing an interview over there.

Trump told GB News that the United States had been “ripped off by everyone” and that it wouldn’t happen when his father, President-elect Donald Trump, returns to office in January.

“The days of America being stupid are over,” he said.

“Does that mean you’re staying in England?” Kimmel asked, then sarcastically agreed: “Yes, under the leadership of our new secretary of education, Mrs. WrestleMania, the days of us being stupid are over.”

Kimmel rolled more footage of the interview in which Trump told his host to “pass a message along,” presumably to British leaders, to “maybe be a little kind and maybe treat other countries and other world leaders with a little respect, and, y’know, typically honey attracts more than vinegar.”

“Well that took a turn,” Kimmel said. “Daddy’s little buddy is turning into a tough, big, boy, isn’t he? What’s going on? Who told this dipshit it was OK to go over to the UK and threaten them?”

Kimmel summed up Trump’s message to America’s allies as “be nice, or my dad will beat you up.”

See more in his Thursday night monologue.