Porn star Stormy Daniels said she “absolutely” wants to testify at trial about her alleged quickie with former President Donald Trump — who “absolutely” deserves to go to jail.
“It’s scary,” the 44-year-old adult actress told Post columnist Piers Morgan of potentially being a witness if the historic charges against Trump, 76, make it to trial.
“Any time you’re up in the public eye, it’s scary. I mean I used to get scared giving an oral book report at school,” she said of the likelihood of being called as a witness.
“So it’s daunting, but I look forward to it,” stated Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, in a 90-minute special for “Piers Morgan Uncensored” airing Thursday afternoon on Fox Nation USA.
“Because I have nothing to hide — I’m the only one who has been telling the truth.”
Trump has denied any affair with Daniels.
The adult actress also defiantly asserted that the public can’t “shame me any more” than she already has been.
“You can’t really shame somebody who’s been seen naked everywhere. Like, what are you going to do, release nudes of me? Ooh. Please do!”
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Daniels — whose plans to tell all before the 2016 election led to a $130,000 hush-money payout at the heart of the historic charges against a US president — suggested that not getting called as a witness at an eventual trial could ruin the validity of her whole story.
“I feel like if they don’t, it paints the picture that they know something about me that makes me untrustworthy or not reliable,” she told Morgan.
“Having them call me in and put me on the stand legitimizes my story and who I am, and if they don’t, it almost feels like they’re hiding me.”
Without that, people would “automatically assume — I would! — that ‘Oh, she must not be a good witness, she’s not credible,’” she said.
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Asked if that meant she actually wants to give evidence, she confirmed, “I do, I do” — giving a firm “Oh, absolutely” that she would appear if called.
Daniels also said she feels the former president deserves jail time if found guilty of some of the 34 federal charges he faces stemming from so-called “catch-and-kill” payouts to boost his chances of election victory.