Stormy Daniels says it ‘feels fucking amazing’ to take on Trump and his ‘minions’ as potential impeachment stays until next week
- Porn star Stormy Daniels said Friday that it “feels fucking great” to take on former President Donald Trump and his “minions.”
- Trump’s potential indictment in a Manhattan secret money case has been put on hold until at least next week.
- Daniels took to Twitter on Friday to respond to critics and point out that some of the “breaking news” circulating on social media is actually “old news.”
Porn star Stormy Daniels said on Friday that it “feels pretty incredible” to take on former President Donald Trump and his “minions” as the former president’s potential impeachment has been put on hold until next week.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is leading a state investigation into the payment of $130,000 in hush money that was made to the adult actress before the 2016 election to keep her quiet about an alleged 2006 date with married Trump.
On Friday, Daniels took to Twitter to respond to critics and point out that some of the “breaking news” about the case that has been circulating on the social media site thanks to Trump allies is “old news.”
One Twitter user, who later deleted her tweet, shamed Daniels by suggesting she must feel bad about gaining notoriety for sleeping with a married man as a “porn star.”
“And then I stood up to that lying married man when he and his henchmen tried to intimidate and silence me…feels fucking amazing to be honest,” she replied on Twitter.
Porn star Stormy Daniels (left) said on Friday that it “feels pretty incredible” to take on former President Donald Trump (right) and his “minions” as the former president’s potential impeachment has been put on hold until next week
One Twitter user, who later deleted her tweet, shamed Daniels by suggesting she must feel bad about gaining notoriety for sleeping with a married man as a “porn star.”
A Twitter user had also pointed out to Daniels a statement she signed on January 30, 2018, in which she denied the affair with Trump.
On Jan. 12, The Wall Street Journal was the first to report that Trump lawyer-turned-critic Michael Cohen, already jailed in the federal version of the hush money case, had paid Daniels $130,000 before the election. .
Less than two weeks later, Daniels’ statement denying the matter came out.
She later said that she was pressured into releasing the statement, which was a lie, as she claims to this day that the link occurred.
In a tweet on Friday, she took a screenshot of a page from her October 2018 book, Full Disclosure, as proof that she had previously addressed the statement and it was not a new admission that the affair never happened, as some right-wing figures on Twitter had tried to characterize. he.
“This is not ‘news flash’…here it is in my 2018 book and discussed multiple times on TV,” he wrote.
On Friday, Daniels tweeted about a 2018 statement that Trump allies released this week as “breaking news.” The adult actress noted that she had previously rescinded the statement, which was documented in her 2018 book and in interviews.
Daniels highlighted a page in her 2018 book, Full Disclosure, where she explained the backstory of the January 2018 statement denying the affair. Trump’s Internet allies insisted this week that the statement was new evidence that Daniels was lying.
“That letter that I was intimidated into signing is what really made me decide to finally come forward after years of threats,” he explained.
Addressing the statement a second time, he said, “This is the statement that Cohen wrote.”
‘This is old news from early 2018 before I introduced myself. I think it’s HYSTERIC that tiny is trying to misrepresent this as some kind of new information,” he continued.
‘Tiny’ was the nickname Daniels gave Trump to mock the size of his manhood. In turn, Trump has called her ‘horseface’.
“There’s a clip of this from the Jimmy Kimmel show and I discuss it in my book ‘Full Disclosure,'” he said.
