Daniels, star: I've made 150 films, but I don't feel comfortable seeing Trump in his pajamas

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2024-05-10 08:19Posted in Hebei International Creators

star Stormy Daniels returned to court on Thursday to face intense questioning by Trump's lawyer, Susan Nechels, who went straight to the details of the deal at the heart of the matter.

Faced with a barrage of questions from Mr. Trump's lawyers, Daniels, the blunt adult movie star, countered in court that no one was happy to publicly claim that he had sex with Mr. Trump. She further explained that it was Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, who made the matter public, that forced her to speak out.

Daniels also made it clear that she did not derive any financial benefit from the highly-watched interview on CBS's well-known show, "60 Minutes."

Attorney Nechels then turned to Daniels' career in the adult entertainment industry, questioning his extensive experience with fictional sex stories, to which Daniels replied firmly: "The sex scenes in the movie are real, as real as I said the 2006 encounter with Trump in his hotel room during a golf tournament." ”

"You have a lot of experience in making fake stories about sex," Neschelus said. "Wow. That's not what I'm trying to say. The sex in the movie was very real, like what happened to me with Trump in that room," Daniels replied, referring to what she called the 2006 golf tournament in his hotel room.

Neschelles then asked the actress if she had a lot of experience memorizing fictional stories and if she was telling a story about Trump.

"If that story wasn't true, I'd write it better," she countered.

Neschelles also hinted that Daniels would not be shocked to see Trump in her underwear in a hotel room, as she has made a lot of adult movies.

"You've performed sex in over 250 pornographic films," Neschelles said, prompting Daniels to reply that she had made about 150 adult films.

Nescheres then pressured Daniels: "Those movies have naked men and naked women having sex. As far as you know, it's so offensive to see a man in a t-shirt and boxers that you feel dizzy and almost faint? ”

"Yes," Daniels said. "On the bed was Mr. Trump, an older man sitting there. I didn't expect him to be there. If I had come out of the bathroom and found out that it wasn't my husband, but Mr. Trump, I would probably have the same reaction."

When asked if Neshchels wanted to ask Trump for money, Daniels said "no" and that she "never asked him or anyone else for money." "No, I've never asked anyone for money in particular. I asked for money to tell my story," she said.

After Daniels said she had negotiated a non-disclosure agreement to remain silent and accepted the offer, Neschelles pressured her to ask if she wanted to hold a press conference.

"You could have called a press conference?" Nescheles asked. Daniels said: "I choose to be safe. ”

"You choose to make money, right?" Nescheles asked. Daniels replied, "I choose to accept secrecy. ”

The case revolves around allegations that Cohen paid Daniels $130,000 to prevent him from making his relationship with Trump public on the eve of the 2016 election. Trump has denied all 34 felony counts involving falsifying business records, and his legal team claims that the payments to Cohen are legitimate legal fees.

If convicted, Trump could face up to four years in prison. At present, the trial is still under intense progress.

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