Late-Night Stars and Twitter LOL at Trump for That Awkward Press Conference Water Break

"Who holds a bottle of water like a sippy cup?" Trevor Noah asked on "The Daily Show" Wednesday night, while Stephen Colbert called out Trump for making fun of fellow Republican politician Marco Rubio for doing the exact same thing during the election.

Having just returned from a trip to Asia, Trump was discussing Japan's $8 billion dollar investments in U.S. companies when he paused to look around the podium for some water. An off-camera person signaled to him that there was a water bottle nearby, so he bent down, cracked open a bottle of Fiji, and took a big sip -- with both hands --while maintaining eye contact with the camera the whole time.

Jimmy Kimmel briefly addressed the latest Trump gaffe with just one joke: "He's talking about bringing jobs back to America, but he's drinking a bottle of water from Fiji. He's not even drinking American water during the speech about American [jobs]. I think that does a very good job of summing the man up right there."

See how Noah and Colbert, and a bunch of people on Twitter, dug into POTUS below:

"President Trump is back from Asia, and apparently, very thirsty for applause," Noah joked Wednesday night.

"I don't always drink water," Noah said, mocking Trump, "but when I do, I look super weird."

"Why is he afraid to open the water like it's going to fizz all over him? What is he doing? This is a guy who clearly only drank soda for the last 40 years."

"Who holds a bottle of water like a sippy cup?" the comedian added. "I wish at that moment people from Puerto Rico would have come out and started throwing water bottles at his face."

"Tell me this person is not an alien," he demanded. "Tell me!"

During his opening monologue, Colbert imitated Trump drinking from the bottle.

"Alright, that's not fair," the "Late Show" host said. "Everybody gets dry mouth. I can't stand here on national television and make fun of a politician just for drinking water. That is childish. And Trump already did it way better with Rubio."

Last February, Trump publicly mocked the Florida senator for taking a sip of water during one of his speeches when the two of them were running against each other for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination.

Rubio caught wind of Trump's thirsty moment and took a light-hearted jab at his onetime rival via Twitter, writing, "Similar, but needs work on his form. Has to be done in one single motion & eyes should never leave the camera. But not bad for his 1st time."