Robert Zoellick, a top official under former President George W. Bush, spoke out against Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump Monday, calling him a “dangerous man,” warning further that he should not be elected president.

Zoellick, who served as head of the World Bank and as deputy secretary of state under Bush, told GOP consultant Mike Murphy that he is worried about giving Trump access to the nuclear codes, adding that the real estate mogul has a “dark side.”

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