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Stormy Daniels took the stand on Tuesday for Donald Trump’s criminal trial, providing a detailed account of her alleged 2006 sexual encounter with the former U.S. president. Trump has pleaded not guilty to charges from Manhattan prosecutors, who claim he falsified business records to conceal his former lawyer’s $130,000 payment to Daniels, also known as Stephanie Clifford, in exchange for her silence before the 2016 election. Here are the key takeaways from Daniels’ testimony:
1. Confident Testimony: Daniels appeared confident as she recounted her story of meeting Trump at a 2006 celebrity golf tournament and their subsequent encounter in a Lake Tahoe hotel room. She spoke humorously about her decision to accept Trump’s dinner invitation, joking, “What could possibly go wrong?”
2. Uncomfortable Encounter: While Daniels described the encounter as consensual, she also noted feeling uncomfortable. She did not refuse Trump’s advances in the penthouse hotel suite, where she said she later "blacked out" and found herself naked on the bed, despite not consuming drugs or alcohol. Daniels acknowledged an "imbalance of power" due to Trump’s offer of a role on his reality TV show.
3. Detailed Account: Daniels provided a detailed account of the alleged encounter, including specifics like the contents of the toiletry bag in the hotel suite’s bathroom and Trump allegedly not using a condom during sex. Trump’s lawyers objected, arguing that these details were inflammatory, but the judge denied their request for a mistrial, advising prosecutors to limit Daniels' testimony.
4. Changing Story: Daniels initially spoke to InTouch magazine in 2011 about her encounter with Trump because they offered payment. However, she later sought to retract the story after feeling threatened to stay silent. She decided to speak out when Trump began his presidential campaign, citing the distinction between a reality TV star and a political candidate.
5. Animosity Toward Trump: During cross-examination, Daniels expressed her dislike for Trump, confirming that she hates him. When asked if she wanted Trump to be jailed, she responded affirmatively, saying, “If he is found guilty, absolutely.”