Jimmy Fallon’s ‘Trump’ calls ‘Obama’ after Indiana win

Jimmy Fallon played presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump on “The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon,” calling “President Obama” to tout his Indiana primary win and his new title as the “Republican president.”

“Now that Ted Cruz dropped out, there’s only one man standing in my way,” Trump, played by Fallon, said in the clip.

{mosads}”You mean John Kasich,” the actor playing Obama asked.

“No, Hillary,” Trump responded.

Trump also commended Obama for his speech at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner.

Obama said Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton would be “tough to beat,” but Trump said she can’t even beat rival Bernie Sanders.

“What is it with that guy, you can’t get rid of him, he’s like glitter,” Obama said in response.

He then tried to give Trump some advice.

“Look, if you want to be president, you’re going to have to act presidential. You can’t go around claiming that people’s fathers shot JFK or accusing people of being born in different countries,” Obama said.

At the end of the clip, Obama asked Trump “what poor soul” he is considering as his running mate.

“I’m leaning toward a politician, someone with experience, someone who compliments me,” Trump said.

“Oh, you mean someone who has a different skill set than you?” Obama asked.

“No, I mean someone who literally compliments me, like ‘Donald, you’re great,'” Trump replied.

When Trump suggested he chooses Obama as his vice president, though, Obama had a simple response.

“Oh hell no. In eight months, I’m going to be on the beach, taking pills in Ibiza, eating cake by the ocean,” he said.

“Obama out,” he added, dropping his microphone, in a reference to the ending of the president’s WHCA remarks.