Stormy Daniels Claims ‘Factual Proof’ in Trump’s Indictment Case
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Stormy Daniels, the adult film actress known for her alleged affair with former President Donald Trump, recently asserted having “factual proof” regarding his indictment case. In her first interview since Trump’s arrest, she shed light on her side of the story.
Daniels expressed her pursuit of vindication, though she acknowledged she might never fully achieve that sentiment. NPR reported that Trump, along with 18 others, faced various criminal charges, one of which, dated back to March 2023, concerned a silent payment made to an adult film actress in 2016.
Daniels joined Piers Morgan on TalkTV for an extensive 90-minute interview on the show Uncensored, which aired on April 7, 2023. She delved into her personal experiences, including her tumultuous relationship with her parents and the recent events surrounding Trump’s arrest.
On the same day, during a separate appearance on Good Morning Britain, Daniels spoke about being a pivotal witness in Trump’s 77-year-old indictment case and possessing evidence to substantiate her claims. Upon being questioned about the nature of the evidence she provided, Daniels stated, “I handed over some e-mails from previous lawyers, shared my phone records, a list of witnesses, and a sequence of verifiable events.” She emphasized the forthcoming revelation of truth, while also highlighting the skepticism she faces despite presenting “factual proofs.”
Recounting the moment she heard of Trump’s indictment, Daniels, whose birth name is Stephanie Clifford, shared that she was horseback riding on her horse named ‘Redemption’. Her initial reaction was one of elation, which later shifted to a more subdued feeling.
In her discussion about the charges against Trump, Daniels remarked, “I don’t deem the allegations concerning me as grounds for imprisonment.” However, she was firm in her stance that if Trump was proven guilty of the other charges, incarceration would be justified. During her Good Morning Britain conversation, Daniels further stressed the significance of her testimony in court.
