An archive of years-old, on-air conversations between Donald Trump and Howard Stern recalls a time when the now-president’s mood was lighter and his words were largely intended to entertain.

Since taking office, President Trump has made strong comments on a number of serious matters.
An archive of years-old, on-air conversations between him and Howard Stern recalls a time when his mood was lighter and his words were largely intended to entertain.
In one installment, recorded in the fall of 2004, Trump quipped about Ivanka looking down at him and the possibility that his germ phobia bordered on being a psychological problem. 
Ivanka came up in conversation when, according to Newsweek, “In one September 2004 call, Trump and Stern…[joked] about how their kids were more blue-blooded than they were." "'I think my daughter looks down on me,' Trump admitted," reports the publication.
Of course, not all of Trump’s Ivanka-related comments have left people rolling in the aisles. 
About a decade ago, Trump said during an appearance on The View, “If Ivanka weren’t my daughter, perhaps I’d be dating her,” thoroughly creeping out many. 
Ivanka stepped in with some humor, saying not long after, “If he wasn't my father, I would spray him with Mace.”