Stormy Daniels tells 'Donald Trump,' played by Alec Baldwin, to resign in 'Saturday Night Live' sketch (Image: NBC)
In Stormy Daniels‘s new book, Full Disclosure, out October 2, she explains her claim that she slept with Donald Trump in 2006, why she signed a $130,000 hush-money agreement in the days before the 2016 election, and why she went public with the story.
But she got the most attention for her comment that Trump’s penis looked like the mushroom-shaped character Toad from Mario Kart.
After the claim, Jimmy Kimmel joked, “And just like that, I will not eat a mushroom or play a video game ever again,” and added, “She describes Trump’s penis as smaller than average but admitted she was impressed it had his name embossed in gold on it.”
Daniels also wrote that while she was watching Shark Week with Trump, during their alleged affair, he took a phone call from Hillary Clinton. Daniels claims that Trump and Clinton spoke about her race for the Democratic presidential nomination against then-Sen. Barack Obama, and Trump “repeatedly” mentioned “our plan,” but “his attention kept going back to the sharks.” Daniels never made it clear what the “plan” was.
Daniels also claims that Trump “didn’t want” to be president, and offered to help her succeed on his reality television show, The Apprentice.
“We’ll figure out a way to get you the challenges beforehand. And we can devise your technique,” Daniels quotes him as saying. “He was going to have me cheat, and it was 100-percent his idea.”
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