According to LeBron James, Donald Trump has a very poor understanding of what athletes actually talk about in locker rooms.

Audio released over the weekend revealed Trump making explicit comments about women in 2005. Trump, who can be heard making references to groping women, later called the words "locker room talk" at the second presidential debate.

A few professional athletes — you know, the ones who spend time in locker rooms — shared their thoughts, even if one of them did so by choosing not to say anything.

On Wednesday, James, a four-time NBA MVP, didn't hold back when asked about Trump's comments.

“What is locker room talk to me?" James said. "It’s not what that guy said. We don’t disrespect women in no shape or fashion in the locker room. That never comes up."

LeBron on Donald Trump: "That's not locker room talk. That's trash talk." pic.twitter.com/3optkXraM3

— Hayden Grove (@H_Grove) October 12, 2016

James has publicly endorsed Hillary Clinton, so his response isn't surprising.

On the other end of the spectrum, there's Tom Brady, the NFL superstar who had a "Make America Great Again" hat in his locker last year, when he said it would "be great" if Trump became president.

Brady was asked about locker room talk on Wednesday and declined to comment, ending the press conference by walking out.

A special thanks to the guy who asked Tom Brady about Donald Trump locker room talk and the end of his press conference #WBZ #Patriots pic.twitter.com/sCx59IArsw

— Joe Giza (@JoeGiza) October 12, 2016

Other athletes shared their opinions on Twitter over the weekend, including Oakland A's pitcher Sean Doolittle, who's been outspoken on popular issues this year.

As an athlete, I've been in locker rooms my entire adult life and uh, that's not locker room talk.

— Sean Doolittle (@whatwouldDOOdo) October 10, 2016

Please stop saying "locker room talk"

— Jacob Tamme (@JacobTamme) October 10, 2016

Have I been in every locker room? No. But the guys I know and respect don't talk like that. They talk about girls but not like that. Period.

— Chris Conley (@_flight17_) October 10, 2016

I haven't heard that one in any locker rooms https://t.co/Ci8NXOgFcI

— CJ McCollum (@CJMcCollum) October 10, 2016

Unfortunately for Trump, no professional athletes, so far, appear willing to publicly back his comments about "locker room talk."