Johnny Depp slams presidential candidate Donald Trump while speaking at Arizona State University

 On Saturday Johnny Depp had no problem showing hate on the presidential candidate for an audience at Arizona State University, in a video shared by TMZ.

The 52-year-old called the 69-year-old reality star a ‘brat’ while chatting with Origins Project director Lawrence Krauss for a dialogue – Finding the Creativity in Madness – at the university.

Johnny began by discussing how he got into character for Trump, likely after being asked about his performance in Funny Or Die’s The Art Of The Deal.

He noted that it was ‘difficult’ to get into character, explaining ‘there’s something in him in the sense of bullydom.’

However, after a bit of thought The Pirates of the Caribbean star concluded that ‘what he is, I believe, is a brat,’ a sentiment which was met with thunderous applause.

‘He’s a brat,’ Johnny added yet again, before mocking the star by imitating him as he said: ‘I want the Taj Mahal.’

The Oscar nominee also entertained the crowd by poking fun at the way Donald speaks, noting the ‘absurdity of where his sentences travel.’

He then did another impression of Trump – to the delight of the crowd – saying: ‘Everything is mine. Even if I don’t own it,’ before mocking him for wanting to put up a ‘beautiful wall’ while ‘back in the day’ President Ronald Reagan wanted to tear one down.

Meanwhile, in the 50-minute Funny Or Die biopic – for which the trailer is still streaming online – Johnny was joined by Alfred Molina, Stephen Merchant, Michaela Watkins, and Henry Winkler.