Stormy Daniels, the former pornographic actress involved in the sex scandal behind Donald Trump’s indictment, said in an interview with a British newspaper published Friday that the charges show the former US president “is no longer untouchable”.
Daniels, a 44-year-old former pornographic actress, told The Times that the indictment issued against the former White House leader on Thursday was “monumental and epic.”
“I’m proud,” Daniels said in an interview that took place at an undisclosed location in the United States, according to the newspaper. “Trump is no longer untouchable,” he said.
“The downside of this is that it will continue to divide people and push them to use guns. He has already gotten away with inciting a riot and causing death and destruction. Whatever the outcome, it will cause violence and there will be wounded and wounded.” kill,” he warned.
Daniels, whose birth name is Stephanie Clifford, claims she had sex with Trump in 2006, just months after the mogul’s third wife, Melania, gave birth to their son Barron.
A New York grand jury has indicted Trump for a $130,000 payment to buy Stormy Daniels’ silence during the 2016 presidential campaign.
The case depends on whether this money is considered an unauthorized contribution to your campaign.
While awaiting his indictment, Trump called for protests and warned that it could lead to “possible death and destruction” in the country.
In her interview, Daniels admitted to fearing the case “for the first time”, “because Trump himself is inciting and inciting violence”.
The former pornographic actress claimed that just hours after Thursday’s indictment, her social networks, email box and phone began receiving threats of extreme violence and even death.
“It just takes a crazy supporter who thinks he’s doing God’s work or protecting democracy,” he added.
However, the former adult movie star revealed that she is willing to testify against Trump in court if asked, but noted that she had not been called so far. “I’ve seen him naked. It’s impossible for him to be more terrifying in clothes. I’m not afraid, I have nothing to hide and I look forward to telling everyone what I know,” he assured.
The New York inquiry is the first to rule on allegations from three major investigations into the former president.
Daniels told The Times the charge was “justification”. “But it’s bittersweet. He’s done much worse and should have been knocked out sooner.”
Source: DN
