Kim Kardashian tells David Letterman she was warned 'Don’t you dare step foot in that White House or your reputation is done' - Yahoo Entertainment

“I know who I’m voting for,” Kardashian told Letterman, according to the Daily Beast. .

Despite her unwillingness to tell Letterman her political pick, Kardashian was willing to discuss her work with Trump to free Alice Johnson, whose life sentence Kardashian worked to commute, culminating in a photo of herself with the POTUS in the Oval Office.

“Trust me, everyone called me and said, ‘Don’t you dare step foot in that White House or your reputation is done.’ And I said, 'I have to step foot in there or these people's lives don't have a chance,'” Kardashian told Letterman, saying that it was worth going against the advice of others because she was able to fulfill her goal of helping Johnson.

“I’m grateful for what you’re doing, but it doesn’t make me feel any better about the current administration,” Letterman said, to which Kardashian reportedly replied, “I understand that.” She went on to say that she’s “extremely grateful” for the administration’s work on criminal justice reform and she’s determined to “stay focused” on accomplishing her goals.

While she was left uninjured from the incident, Kardashian told Letterman she was convinced she was going to die.

"Kourtney and I were like, 'Just look straight, do not look at Mom,'" Kardashian told Letterman, according to E!, saying Jenner served her and her sister a “death stare.”.

“I just respect his children, so if I were to say something that would hurt someone’s feelings publicly — unless they’re coming for me and I have to defend myself or a family member — then I’m aware,” Kardashian told Letterman, according to Us Weekly

Despite her ups and downs throughout the years, Letterman said that he was impressed by how well Kardashian has dealt with the extreme level of fame, declaring that she was able to “come out on the right side of everything.”