Who is Stormy Daniels and what did she say about Trump?

(15 February, Reuters) – Stormy Daniels, a well-known pornographic actress, is a pivotal person in the case that will allow Donald Trump to become the first former president of the United States to be tried for criminal offenses.

As part of a 34-count felony indictment that was handed down in 2023, Trump was accused of fabricating business records in order to conceal a hush money payment of $130,000 that he had paid to Daniels prior to the election that elected him president in 2016. The date of the trial was set for March 25 by a judge in New York on Thursday.The following is a list of information concerning Daniels and the purported relationship she has with Trump.

Daniels, whose birth name is Stephanie Clifford, is a native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and she is 44 years old. Over the course of more than twenty years, she has established herself as a prominent figure in the adult film industry, having participated in and directed a great number of film projects.

She has stated that she had a sexual experience with Trump in the year 2006, which was more than a decade before he became president and a year after he married his wife Melania. Approximately one month prior to the election in 2016, she was compensated with $130,000 in exchange for maintaining her silence in public over the alleged encounter. Trump has stated that the money was intended to stop her “false and extortionist accusations.” He has denied that there is any link between the two of them. Daniels stated in 2023 that she does not believe that Trump should be sentenced to prison if he is found guilty in the case.

“I became well aware of the situation that I had gotten myself into. In an interview with “60 Minutes,” Daniels said, “And I was like, ‘Ugh, here we go.'” “And I just felt like maybe … I had it coming for making a bad decision for going to someone’s room alone.”
She stated that the two had sexual relations that were mutually consenting.

Daniels stated that Trump made phone calls to her over the course of the following year, and she visited him once again in July 2007 at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles at his request to discuss the possibility of her appearing on “Celebrity Apprentice.” Daniels expressed his desire to proceed with sexual activity at the hotel, but she denied his offer. She said that Trump had called her a month later to inform her that he had been unsuccessful in his attempt to book her for an appearance on “Celebrity Apprentice.”

According to records that were filed in a federal court in Los Angeles, Daniels signed a non-disclosure agreement on October 28, 2016, only a few days before the presidential election that Trump won. In the agreement, she promised not to discuss publicly her relationship with him in exchange for a payment of $130,000. Michael Cohen, who was serving as Trump’s personal attorney and fixer at the time, and Keith Davidson, who was her attorney at the time, signed the agreement. Despite the fact that the document contained a space for Trump’s signature, he never really signed it.
Cohen issued a public statement in 2018, following the publication of the Wall Street Journal’s article regarding the payment made to Daniels. He maintained that he paid her with his own money and that he was not authorized to do so by Trump. In a later court proceeding, Cohen testified that Trump had instructed him to make the payment.
Daniels filed a lawsuit against Trump and Cohen, requesting that the non-disclosure agreement be declared null and void. Subsequently, Trump’s legal team admitted that their client did not sign the agreement and stated that they would not pursue legal action to enforce it. In light of the fact that the situation had been settled, the judge dismissed her case.

Daniels filed a defamation lawsuit against Trump in federal court in 2018, citing a tweet in which he accused her of making a “con job” after she recounted being threatened over publicizing her account of the alleged sexual encounter. Daniels’ complaint related to the tweet was filed in 2018. In 2018, a federal judge headquartered in Los Angeles came to the conclusion that the statements made by Trump did not constitute defamatory statements and were therefore protected by the First Amendment’s guarantee of free speech in the United States Constitution. The ruling of the judge was affirmed when it was appealed. The United States Supreme Court did not decide to reconsider the case in the year 2021.

Daniels has stated that she and her baby daughter were approached by an unknown man in a parking lot in Las Vegas in 2011. Once she consented to appear in a media interview about her relationship with Trump, the man allegedly made threats against her and her daughter.

In the year 2018, she published a sketch of the individual. The following is a response that Trump posted on Twitter in response to the publication of the sketch: “A sketch years later about a man who does not exist.” A complete and utter farce, playing the Fake News Media for fools (although they are well aware of this fact)!

In addition to allegations concerning the specifics of the affair itself, the acknowledged payment raised legal and ethical questions regarding whether or not the payment violated federal campaign finance laws. This could be due to the fact that the payment was not properly disclosed as a campaign contribution, or it could be because campaign funds may have been used to pay for the payment.[3]:

According to statements made by Cohen on February 13, he stated that he paid the money out of his own pocket and not as a contribution to the campaign. Furthermore, he stated that neither The Trump Organization nor the Trump campaign compensated him for making the payment.

[4]: The first time that Trump confessed that Cohen represented him in “the Stormy Daniels deal” was on April 26, after he had previously stated that he was unaware of Cohen’s payment on April 5. Rudy Giuliani, Trump’s new attorney, stated on May 2 that Trump had reimbursed Cohen for the payment that he had made.(5) [5]

Within the month of August 2018, Cohen entered a guilty plea to eight criminal charges, one of which was a violation of campaign financing laws regarding Daniels’ payment. His statement that he paid her “in coordination with and at the direction of a candidate for federal office” was made under oath. On multiple accusations, Cohen was found guilty and sentenced to three years in federal prison. Additionally, he was disbarred.(6)

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