Charles Barkley does not believe ESPN host Stephen A. Smith has a shot at becoming president.Barkley, 62, responded emphatically when asked about Smiths chances of one day sitting in the Oval Office."Hell no! Come on, stop it." Barkley said during a recent appearance on OutKicks "Dont @ Me with Dan Dakich."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Hey, hey, Dan, knock it off right now. Stop it. Come on man, dont do that."Barkley said Smith is a friend of his and implored him to "stop" entertaining the possibility of running for president.The Basketball Hall of Famer thinks Smith is on TV too much and that people could get "sick" of him."I was in the studio last night and I saw he was going to be on Law & Order tonight. I mean he is already on General Hospital, hes already on General Hospital, now he is going to be on Law & Order tonight, and I was just laughing. I was like, Yo man, you are starting to be too much right now," Barkley said.FORMER WNBA STAR CHINEY OGWUMIKE TOUTS STEPHEN A SMITH'S DEBATE SKILLS AHEAD OF POSSIBLE PRESIDENTIAL RUN"Like, you are going to be on CNN, you are going to be on Fox & Friends, now you on General Hospital, now you on Law & Order, Im like, Yo man, knock it off. Stop being on every TV show because at some point people are going to get sick of you, and you are going to be like, Yeah I probably did too much. But once you do too much, its too late and people dont take you serious, and I think hes got to be careful in that aspect."Barkley said he wants to be on TV less and less, because "less is more.""My friends close to me give me a lot of credit, and Im not blowing my own horn, I want to be on TV as less as possible, to be honest with you Dan. Thats why I only do a couple commercials a year. I dont go on a bunch of shows, less is more, because the more you do, the less people take you serious. And I dont feel the need to grab every dime, I dont feel the need to grab every dime at my disposal," Barkley said."Ive been arguing with my agent, he said we could do five-seven commercials a year, I said we are going to do two commercials a year, thats it. I dont want to be on TV all the time. I get sick of seeing myself do March Madness, but I dont want to be on TV all the time and I dont do a bunch of TV stuff because I dont want to people get sick of you, thats my number one thing. People will get sick of you, so I dont want to be on TV more, I want to be on TV less."Smith posted to X in April that he is "leaving all doors open" regarding the possibility of running for president, but said he "hate(s) the thought of being a politician."Whether Smith decides to run for president or not, its clear that Barkley doesnt think the ESPN host has a chance.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.