On October 30, Kevin Sorbo slammed Brian Krassenstein for politicizing Patrick Stewart’s death with President Trump’s reference. Earlier on October 29, the political commentator shared a post for Stewart after his death at 86. In the RIP post, Brian mentioned that the late actor once described President Trump as a ‘dangerous child in the Oval Office.’“Star Trek's Patrick Stewart has passed away at 86. FYI: Patrick Stewart described Trump as a ‘dangerous child in the Oval Office’. RIP,” Brian wrote.The Hercules actor Kevin Sorbo reacted to Brian Krassenstein’s post and accused him of politicizing Stewart’s death. Kevin also called Brian “evil” and “insane” for doing this. Sorbo wrote:“The body isn’t cold, and you’re using him for political purposes. The level of evil you have to be to do this is insane”In his 2017 Den of Geek interview, Stewart referred to Trump as a “dangerous child in the White House.” He even said that his wife couldn’t sleep thinking about the election results.“Now we suddenly find that we have a dangerous child in the White House… I live for a lot of the time in the United States; I have a home there. A lot of people are very frightened. My wife couldn’t sleep after the results of the election, for a long time, because it upset her so much. She was so scared by the prospect of this man being in the White House. And as we see, day by day, all of our fears are being realized,” the Star Trek actor said.Patrick Stewart passed away at 86The veteran actor died on October 28 in his LA home at the age of 86. Patrick passed away in the “loving” care of his wife, Sunny. As per the statement released by the actor’s family, he died following his battle with Alzheimer's Disease and Lewy Body Dementia.“We announce with great sorrow the passing of Sir Patrick Stewart yesterday at his home in Los Angeles, in the loving care of his beloved wife Sunny, following a brief and poignant journey with Alzheimer's Disease and Lewy Body Dementia,” the statement read.Several actors, including Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellen, Seth MacFarlane, and more, paid tributes to X-Men’s Professor X.