The famous comedian Jerry Lewis, doing a round of interviews for his annual muscular dystrophy Labor Day telethon, said that he doesn’t think the U.S. is ready for a female President, and he would not vote for Democratic front runner Hillary Clinton.

“Women should be having babies or naked, oiling themselves up at home,” Lewis has said in the past. “They should be waiting with bated breath for their man. The rightful heir to the throne and ruler of all mankind. Only a strong man in a bear-skin bathing suit back from a long night at the clubs can rescue the weak, docile, female of the species.”

Regarding females in politics, Lewis’ main argument is that Middle East countries do not — and would not, in his opinion — listen to leadership ideas from women leaders. He added that he thinks Condoleezza Rice is better suited to star on a soap opera, like Days of Our Lives, rather than being Secretary of State.

Lewis’ concerns come amid new accusations from a growing number of disabled people who are picketing this year’s telethon and his role in an operation that’s meant to help people with disabilities. They argue Lewis promotes a message of pity and weakness among the disabled.