President Donald Trump is getting dunked on from beyond the grave. The late Rob Reiner made a surprise appearance in the latest episode of Larry David’s new HBO comedy, “Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness: An Almost History of America,” for which former President Barack Obama serves as a co-executive producer. The late Rob Reiner (left) and actor Larry David (center) poke fun at President Donald Trump in a new episode of David’s show.GettyIn a role that was filmed before the “When Harry Met Sally” director’s death, Reiner plays George Washington in a skit where the first president of the United States announces that “no man should serve more than two terms as president.”“And I hope that future presidents will follow my lead,” Reiner’s Washington adds.Rob Reiner as President George Washington on Sunday’s episode of HBO’s “Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness.”John Johnson/HBOThe sketch then proceeds to heavily and hilariously criticize Trump, who has attempted to normalize the idea of him running for a third term by repeatedly suggesting it despite it being unconstitutional. The best part of the sketch is that Trump is never named. Rather David — who plays a man in the crowd when Washington makes this announcement — uses his signature obnoxious contrarian character to express his concerns about Washington’s decree by raising highly specific examples of Trump’s abhorrent behavior.“What if some future president doesn’t follow your lead and runs for a third term?” David’s character asks Washington.Reiner’s Washington responds by saying that if that happens, Congress “can pass a constitutional amendment that would prohibit that.”“What if there’s some asshole in office, some narcissistic prick who doesn’t follow the Constitution?” David’s character retorts in a very obvious swipe at Trump.Larry David’s character in the George Washington sketch.John Johnson/HBOWashington goes on to explain that there’s protection thanks to the United States’ system of checks and balances. “Rest assured, even if this future president violated the Constitution, then the Congress of the United States and the United States Supreme Court would not allow it,” the first president says.“But what if the Supreme Court is a bunch of yes-men, and Congress is a bunch of pussies who care more about party than country?” David’s character shouts.Washington goes on to assure Americans there are multiple protections that would prevent a “sociopath” like Trump from retaining authoritarian control in the U.S. — all while David pokes holes in everything Washington mentions by using examples of things Trump has already done.At one point, David points out how a future president “can attack universities, even the free press, silencing anyone who dares to criticize him.”“Aw, c’mon. That can never happen,” interjects another person in the crowd, who just happens to be played by Jimmy Kimmel.“That’s what you think,” David responds.Jimmy Kimmel interviews then-Republican Presidential candidate Trump on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” in 2015. Randy Holmes via Getty Images“Are you suggesting that the president would taketh the time to challenge anyone who dares make fun of him? As if he were a big baby? … I don’t see it,” Kimmel’s character says in a clear reference to Trump’s attempt to get Kimmel’s talk show canceled because the late-night host regularly makes fun of him. “What duly elected president would do such a thing?” Reiner’s character asks. “An insecure, lying asshole, who would even cheat at golf. He would cheat at golf,” David’s character responds.Former President Barack Obama walks alongside Cyrus Walker (center) and comedian Larry David (right) as they play golf at Farm Neck Golf Club in Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts in 2015.SAUL LOEB via Getty ImagesThe sketch ultimately concludes with another hilarious — albeit sad — reference to America’s current political climate: Everyone starts fighting.Until Reiner’s tragic death alongside his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, in December 2025, the “Princess Bride” director was an outspoken critic of Trump. Just months before his death, Reiner warned Americans that Trump would unleash a “full-on autocracy” on the country.“People have to understand our democracy is being taken away from us, and we only have about a year,” Reiner said while appearing on MSNBC in October 2025.Referring specifically to Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and National Guard troops that were deployed to cities across the nation that were protesting the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration crackdowns at the time, Reiner added:“Make no mistake, we have a year before this country becomes a full-on autocracy, and democracy completely leaves us.”