Donald Trump shared his vision of what will happen when he “kicks the bucket,” and it doesn’t sound like he’s imagining a moving family reunion.

The 79-year-old president theorized that his eldest son Don Jr. would “rather be in the jungle” hunting animals than mourning at his graveside, admitting that it was “unfortunate.”

The comments came during Trump’s Christmas Reception at the White House on Sunday, which rambled through multiple disjointed—and not very festive—topics.

On Trump’s mind at that particular moment was the memoir Venom and Valor by James J. Jones, which covers the physician’s experience being bitten by a snake in the Amazon before his time in the White House. “Wildlife always wins,” he noted, aiming his words at his 47-year-old son.

“I’m saying this for my son by the

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