The host of HBO’s “Last Week Tonight” dedicated much of Sunday’s show to Trump’s visits to El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, in the wake of last weekend’s mass shootings there. (HBO and CNN share parent company WarnerMedia.)

Oliver cited Trump boasting about the crowds who greeted him and putting his thumb up in a photo with an infant orphaned in the shootings as symbolic of the President’s “pathological lack of empathy.”

“Wow,” the host said. “Look, we all know how much Trump struggles to do the bare minimum of being a president, but it’s still genuinely shocking just how much he struggles to do the bare minimum of being a f***ing person.”

“Just consider the thought process that happened there,” Oliver added. “He visited a hospital filled with victims of a mass shooting and thought to himself, ‘Remember that other time when I was the center of attention and it was better?’ And then he thought, ‘Do you think anyone else remembers that?’ Then he thought, ‘I should remind them, right?’ Then he thought, ‘Great idea!'”