During a speech at the Democratic National Convention, former President Bill Clinton mocked Donald Trump for his frequent references to the fictional character Hannibal Lecter, questioning how world leaders are expected to interpret these 'endless tributes.' Clinton highlighted Trump's claim that the U.S. was more respected under his leadership, sarcastically suggesting Trump is 'a good actor' for delivering such statements with a straight face. Trump has used Lecter as a metaphor in discussions about immigration, portraying migrants as dangerous and likening them to the cannibalistic character. Clinton humorously noted that he struggled to find words to respond to Trump's bizarre fixation, which has drawn public scrutiny. Trump's comments about Lecter include calling him a 'wonderful man' and warning audiences to avoid him, reflecting his unconventional rhetoric on immigration. This exchange underscores the ongoing political tensions and the unusual narratives employed by Trump in his campaign speeches.