Dick Van Dyke had a scathing response to President-elect Donald Trump’s upcoming second term in the White House. The “Mary Poppins” star, 98, was asked his thoughts on the recent election while out with his wife, Arlene Silver, 52, on Tuesday.

The Hollywood legend, 98, was seen out on Tuesday with his wife Arlene Silver, 52, when he responded to questions about the 78-year-old president-elect’s recent victory. Van Dyke, who turns 99 next month, said he’s grateful he “won’t be around” to experience Trump’s return to The White House.

In the speech read by Van Dyke, Serling said, "There will be moments of violence and expressions of hatred and an ugly echo of intolerance, but these are the clinging vestiges of a decayed past, not the harbingers of the better, cleaner future."

Dick Van Dyke was as quick-witted as ever despite approaching his 99th birthday, when asked what he thought of the recent US election result that saw Donald Trump win 312 electoral college votes. See details.

Van Dyke recited a speech that he read 50 years ago alongside Dr. Martin Luther King in Los Angeles. "It means as much today if not more than it did then," Van Dyke said in the video. "Indiana Jones" actor Harrison Ford announced his support for Harris in an online minute-and-a-half-video.

Dick Van Dyke had a blistering response to Donald Trump's shock US presidential win as he stepped out recently - after endorsing Democrat candidate Kamala Harris .