CNN’s Anderson Cooper on Wednesday appeared to be puzzled by how often President Donald Trump comments on men’s bodies and even specific body parts, especially lately.

Cooper compared Trump to the “Seinfeld” character Kramer, who once ended up with a license plate that read: “ASSMAN.”

“Big news for Kramer tonight: He is no longer New York’s most famous ass man,” Cooper said as he rolled a clip of “derriere aficionado” Trump commenting on Sen. Jon Husted’s (R-Ohio) wagon.

“I looked at his ass, and then I looked at his legs,” Trump said earlier this week. “His ass, shit, it’s like, it’s like a pile of muscle.”

Cooper declared Trump the “assman-in-chief” and rolled more clips of him complimenting men on their looks, their bodies and specific body parts. In one clip, Trump even publicly commented on the size of late golf legend Arnold Palmer’s penis.

“There’s nothing at all unusual – and certainly nothing gay – about a president who dances daily to ‘YMCA’ and who publicly pined for a reprise of Betty Buckley in ‘Cats,’” Cooper said.

Check out the segment, including Cooper’s reaction to some of Trump’s comments on male bodies, here:

Anderson Cooper takes a look at President Trump's history of commenting on men's bodies after his recent remarks on a senator's body. pic.twitter.com/vwZnC9bSQ5

Trump continued his comments about men on Wednesday at a rally in South Carolina for Sen. Darline Graham (R-S.C.).

“Then you have Darline and her very handsome husband,” Trump said. “Good-looking husband.”

Since Trump probably didn’t want the state’s other Republican senator feeling left out, he also offered another unusual compliment.

“As much as I can fall in love with a man ― which isn’t that much ― I fall in love with him,” Trump said. “And his name happens to be Tim Scott.”

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