Actor Michael Douglas got Joe Rogan to emote his disappointment with President Donald Trump.

The Oscar-winning “Wall Street” star, who’s got a new memoir out, and the popular podcaster did a deep dive on politics Wednesday that at times highlighted Rogan’s sour feelings toward the current administration.

Rogan at first complained about the tribalism of two-party politics while criticizing former President Joe Biden’s border policies, COVID-19 vaccine mandates, and his fading acuity.

But he then lashed out at Trump, the man he helped get reelected with a long interview and last-minute endorsement in 2024.

“What Trump stood for, some of it turned out to not be real,” Rogan griped to the movie icon. “Like one of them was the ‘No wars.’ Well, look, we’re at war with Iran, so that wasn’t real. The other thing was closing the border. That is real. But then with that.... then you have ICE.”

After another condemned shooting that sparked debate about enforcement tactics, Rogan laughingly mentioned someone who compared ICE officers to “former backyard carnival wrestlers.”

“It’s nuts to just give someone a $50,000 signing bonus,” Rogan said. “You train ’em for seven weeks and then give ’em guns, and you have a militarized force running through the fucking city streets.”

He then added, “People are gonna say this is an overstep. Of course, it seems crazy.”

Rogan returned to criticizing left-wing issues, including cries to “defund the police.”

He added, “If you want me to support all these terrible fucking ideas just because I would be a good person and I’d be a Democrat, like no, it doesn’t make any sense. That’s how I felt.”

Douglas, who recently got Ana Navarro to open up on “The View” about her continued Republican affiliation despite constant criticism of Trump, said to Rogan: “I know that’s how you felt. What I’m curious about is, how do you feel now?”

Rogan replied, “I do not like this Iran war in any way, shape or form. It doesn’t make any sense for us.” He then continued, “It’s very clear it’s a giant quagmire,” with “no easy way out.”

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