The former adult actress told the Mirror that she feels her innocence has been vindicated by the conviction of former president and Republican convict Donald Trump for falsifying business records.
Stormy Daniels has warned the world that she is “losing her sense of reality” as a convicted Donald Trump seeks a third term in the White House.
Speaking for the first time since the Republican front-runner was convicted of falsifying 34 business records, the former adult actress told the Mirror she felt vindicated.
“I think he should be in prison doing volunteer work for the less fortunate and being a punching bag for volunteers at a women’s shelter,” she said. He is completely out of touch with reality.”
Stormy has been in hiding since stepping off the witness stand in her criminal trial over hush money, and says despite bringing down one of the most powerful men in the world, she is still receiving death threats from Trump supporters.
Stormy said she was “shocked” by how quickly the jury convicted the first former president convicted in U.S. history on all 34 charges, and said it showed they believed her testimony. A few weeks ago, Stormy sat just 10 feet from Trump during her testimony, the first time she had met him since meeting him in Los Angeles in 2007. Asked what sentence Trump should receive, Stormy remained unsure.
“I don’t know what the sentence will be or what Trump will understand. It’s like when you have a child and you take away their electronics. But if they have artistic talent, you don’t take away their electronics. They don’t care. They go color. But some kids don’t want to go outside. You ground them or take away their electronics or you don’t let them have dessert. You have to find a punishment that’s fair and just, and not just proportionate to the crime, but that will impact the child. With Trump, who knows what that will be.”
The basis of Trump’s downfall was a payment of $130,000 (£102,000) by his then lawyer Michael Cohen to Stormy to keep her quiet until the run-up to the 2016 US presidential election about an alleged sexual encounter with her at a celebrity golf tournament a decade earlier. Cohen and Trump, 77, later hatched an illegal scheme to falsify business records to hide repayments of payments to the lawyers.
In his closing arguments, prosecutor Joshua Steinglass told jurors that paying Stormy to silence her “may well have contributed to the election of President Trump.” While she was a villain many Trump supporters wanted dead, her public fight for transparency and accountability resonated with millions, making her an unlikely champion for justice.
Stormi and Trump first met at a celebrity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe, Nevada in July 2006. At the time, Trump was a well-known businesswoman and reality TV star, and she was making a name for herself in the adult entertainment industry. The meeting, which Stormy described as a mix of business and pleasure, ultimately led to sexual intercourse that allegedly took place in Trump’s hotel suite. I lost consciousness during sex, The book details everything from the floors and furniture in President Trump’s hotel suite to the contents of his bathroom toiletries kit.
Stormy kept the story secret for years after the incident, but in 2011, she agreed to tell her story to In Touch Weekly for $15,000. The article never saw the light of day after Trump’s lawyer Michael Cohen threatened to sue the magazine. But the story resurfaced when a video was released in which Trump boasted about grabbing women’s genitals without their consent. The footage jeopardized Trump’s campaign and threatened to ruin his chances of winning the 2016 election. Soon, Trump and his cronies were paying Stormy to keep her quiet.
On Thursday, Trump’s election interference scheme came back to haunt him, and after a six-week trial, he was found guilty of all 34 charges. Trump faces up to four years in prison when he is sentenced on July 11, but for Stormy, she remains a virtual prisoner in her own environment. Now, that is the fate that awaits the jury that goes after Trump. The fanatical MAGA mob Vile threats were seen being made against them online.