During the recent legal proceedings involving Donald Trump and Stormy Daniels, Daniels faced questioning from Trump's attorney Susan Necheles regarding her finances and interactions related to Trump. Here are some key points from the testimony:
Making money: Necheles inquired about Daniels' financial gains from sharing her story of an alleged affair with President Trump. Daniels confirmed that she has been earning money by recounting her experiences, stating that it has been both a source of income and a significant expense.
Paying Trump: Necheles raised concerns about Daniels potentially concealing assets to avoid paying any judgments against her. Daniels refuted this claim and expressed her hope of not having to compensate Trump regardless of the trial's outcome. She also denied establishing a trust for her daughter.
Interaction with Gloria Allred: Daniels revealed that in 2011, she had discussions with attorney Gloria Allred through her talent manager regarding the possibility of suing Trump for financial gain. Daniels disclosed details of her alleged encounters with Trump during these conversations, leading to accusations from Necheles of fabrication.
Being threatened: Daniels recounted a distressing incident from 2011 where she was threatened by a man in a parking lot while en route to a parenting class with her infant daughter. Although she initially suspected Michael Cohen's involvement, she later realized her assumption was incorrect. The incident left her too shaken to attend the class, and she chose not to disclose it to her husband or the child's father.
These revelations shed light on the complex legal battle between Stormy Daniels and Donald Trump, highlighting the financial implications and personal challenges faced by Daniels throughout the proceedings.
