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LISTEN: Stormy Daniels' scathing rebuke of Biden as she reveals who she's voting for in the election: 'How can these be the only two choices'
Stormy Daniels has slammed both Donald Trump and Joe Biden - as she revealed who she plans to vote for in November.
Trump's alleged one-night stand shares the same disdain as many Americans for both the Republican and Democrat picks for the White House race.
The porn star said: 'Well, a lot of people don't want to vote because they can't bring themselves to vote for, you know, Biden, if they're anti Trump. And I get it. It's like pick your poison. Do you want to be stabbed or shot?
'Like there's no, how are these the only two people out there? Um, but it's true. Like, how are these the only two options? And I'm, and just because you're anti-Trump does not mean you're pro Biden.
Stormy Daniels with Donald Trump in 2006, at the Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course, where they met. Now she is telling her side of the story in Daily Mail podcast Everything I Know About Me
'Those things are not mutually exclusive, you know, um, but I do don't want to remind everybody that not a vote, because if you choose not to vote for Biden, you're inadvertently voting for Trump.
'So you just kind of have to suck it up and do it, I guess, if you don't want to vote for Trump and everybody just needs to vote. A lot of people just can't bring themselves to vote for either one.
'It can't be complicit like you have to You have to pick one even though you don't want to pick one, because trust me I get it.
'But if I have to pick between him winning or you know, of course, I want him to lose because I'm still a petty bitch at heart and I just don't want to hear him I don't want him to be able to gloat that he won't hit that he won anyway.'
Daniels says she had a one-night stand at a charity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe in 2006 while his third wife Melania was pregnant with their son Barron, now 19.
Trump denies the claims but arranged for Daniels to receive $130,000 hush money during the 2016 presidential campaign.
That payment formed the basis of the hush money trial against the former president, which saw him convicted of 34 counts of fraud in May.
Trump is set to be sentenced in September, with polls showing his conviction has boosted his re-election campaign.