Howard Stern Tells Trump to 'Get the F**k Out' of the White House: 'Go Back to Mar-a-lago'

Howard Stern has some advice for his good pal President Donald Trump: "Get the fuck out of there!" And by there, Stern meant the White House.

The radio host made the remarks on Tuesday's episode of his SiriusXM radio show. He was chatting with co-host Robin Quivers about Trump's alleged affair with adult film star Stormy Daniels, who detailed her relations with Trump during a tell-all interview on 60 Minutes on Sunday. After apparently tuning into Daniels' interview, Stern wanted to offer Trump some words of wisdom by instructing him to give up his post immediately.

"Go back to Mar-a-Lago and hang," Stern suggested. "Just give it over to [vice president Mike] Pence. Let him do his thing."

Stern and Trump have had a friendly relationship for decades, and the Commander in Chief would often appear on Stern's famous radio show long before he started working in the Oval Office. That's probably why Stern felt Trump should at least consider his advice—though he noted the former real estate mogul has never bothered to ask him for any advice before.

"I was watching the news. They said that the president calls his friends and asks advice," he explained. "He's never once called me and asked for advice."

Stern's words likely come from a good-hearted place, considering he always believed Trump would come to regret his decision to run for president.

On a May 2017 episode of his radio show, Stern said Trump already had "the kind of life that politicians want" without actually having to be a politician and suggested Trump wouldn't enjoy the heavy workload, stress and responsibilities that came along with being president.

"Seventy-year-old guy who has made so much money—he's made billions of dollars—that he has his own helicopter, he has his own airplane. He has a hot wife. He's got fame from a No. 1 television show," Stern said. "He can walk around Mar-a-Lago, which is like any palace better than the fucking White House."

He added Trump had "no fucking idea the shitty life he was gonna have" once he became president.

No word yet on Trump plans to take Stern's suggestion under advisement.