It seems the Trump-Cheney feud isn’t cooling down anytime soon. The recently ousted House Republican Chair likened Trump’s rhetoric regarding the 2020 presidential election to the Chinese Communist Party.

According to The Hill:

“When you listen to Donald Trump talk now, when you hear the language he’s using now, it is essentially the same things that the Chinese Communist Party, for example, says about the United States and our democracy,” Cheney said on “The Axe Files” podcast, which was released on Monday.

“When he says that our system doesn’t work … when he suggests that it’s, you know, incapable of conveying the will of the people, you know, that somehow it’s failed — those are the same things that the Chinese government says about us,” Cheney continued. “It’s very dangerous and damaging … and it’s not true.”

Later in the podcast, Cheney turned her attention towards House Minority leader Kevin McCarthy, slamming the House Rep. for traveling to Mar-A-Lago to meet with Trump following Jan. 6th.

She said Trump committed the “most dangerous” and “most egregious” violation of an oath of office of any president in history, and McCarthy’s meeting with the former president was “inexcusable.”

“And so the idea that a few weeks after he did that, the leader of the Republicans in the House would be at Mar-a-Lago, essentially, you know, pleading with him to somehow come back into the fold, or whatever it was he was doing, to me was inexcusable,” she said.

Last month, Cheney was voted out of her position as House GOP Conference Chair and was replaced by New York Rep. Elise Stefanik. Both Rep. McCarthy and former President Trump endorsed Stefanik for the position.