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Daniels describes how she did an interview with InTouch magazine that never ran

Daniels told the court how she ended up doing an interview with In Touch magazine about Trump, but it never ran.

She told the court she was supposed to be paid $15,000 for the article in 2011 that was never published.

Here is the exchange between Daniels' publicist Gina Rodriguez and National Enquirer editor Dylan Howard about InTouch.



The messages that claim Trump tried to silence Stormy Daniels in 2012
Donald Trump threatened to put a celebrity publicist out of business if she helped Stormy Daniels sell her story in 2012, according to messages entered into court evidence this week.

 

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Daniels: Money wasn't 'motivation' to tell story about Trump

Testifying about pitching her story to news outlets in 2016, Stormy Daniels testified her motivation wasn't to make money but to "get the story out."

When asked about approaching Trump directly to purchase the story, Daniels said: “My motivation wasn’t money. It was to get the story out.”

Just before that question, Daniels responded "yes" when asked if at that point in October 2016 was it her focus to sell the story to news outlets.

   Melania must be feeling poorly with this airing of her husband's dirty laundry.

May 6, 2024
NY lawmaker who voted for the ‘get Trump’ Adult Survivors Act gets hit with a rape lawsuit, so now he calls the law ‘unconstitutional’
By Olivia Murray

File this under the “you-can’t-make-this-stuff-up” tab.

Kevin Parker is a state lawmaker from Brooklyn, New York, and he was one of the many legislators to (proudly) throw his support behind the Adult Survivors Act of 2022—Parker wanted “to ensure all New Yorkers can seek justice and be heard,” of course—which granted alleged victims of sexual assault a one-year time period to sue their alleged abusers in civil court, even if the alleged crime was outside of the statute of limitations. It was a “get Trump” scheme, to open the door for the E. Jean Carroll lawsuit, but like all things “get Trump” it has backfired…spectacularly.

Because, at the eleventh hour before the act was set to expire, a young woman (Olga Jean-Baptiste) accused Parker of forcibly raping her in 2004, so now, Parker is calling the law “unconstitutional.”
 
Parker is definitely a low-IQ DIE hire.

Furthermore, according to a local report, Parker called the accusation “absolutely untrue.” Huh, interesting response; so am I to understand that he’s accusing Jean-Baptiste of lying about the alleged assault?

https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2024/05/ny_lawmaker_who_voted_for_the_get_trump_adult_survivors_act_gets_hit_with_a_rape_lawsuit_so_now_he_calls_the_law_unconstitutional.html

Why do you insist on trying to educate this fool? @DB

You have good point...

I'll stand down.