Stormy Daniels’ lawyer warns Trump the FBI may be investigating ‘con job’ he pulled in business

The attorney for Storm Daniels mocked President Donald Trump's first direct response to the porn actress' claims.

The president denied Daniels' claim that a man threatened her infant daughter if she did not drop her claims about her sexual relationship with Trump — and promoted a conspiracy theory about the alleged threat.

“A sketch years later about a nonexistent man,” Trump tweeted early Wednesday. “A total con job, playing the Fake News Media for Fools (but they know it)!”

Michael Avenatti, who's representing Daniels, tweeted a response to the president -- and warned Trump he might be under FBI investigation for past frauds.

"FBI search warrants uncovering EXISTING documents and recordings showing con job after con job pulled on REAL people and very REAL American citizens (who didn’t know it)," Avenatti said. "Welcome to the playing field. #whereyoubeen #basta"

The attorney then gloated after finally getting Trump to directly respond to the adult film star's claims.

"In my experience, there is nothing better in litigation than having a completely unhinged, undisciplined opponent who is prone to shooting himself in the foot," he tweeted. "Always leads to BIGLY problems…like new claims (i.e. defamation). LOL."