Adult film star Stormy Daniels has been criticized by former President Donald Trump’s supporters who say they believe it’s patriotic after a new documentary about the hush money she received for an alleged affair with him was released. He said he has been subjected to a lot of harassment.
“I think they’re like suicide bombers in this case,” Daniels told the hosts of “The View” on Thursday. There is,” he said.
Daniels said Trump’s supporters became “more vicious” because they were “encouraged and praised” by the former president.
Trump was charged with 34 felonies for falsifying business records in connection with payments he made during the 2016 campaign. Prosecutors say the money was payback to Michael Cohen, a former fixer who is now an outspoken critic of President Trump, who paid Daniels to keep quiet about the affair allegations. .
Daniels says in the documentary that she took the money to avoid talking about her alleged affair with Trump in 2006 in order to protect her husband and daughter from getting the story out. He claimed that it was because he wanted to avoid it.
Daniels says in the film that she took the $130,000 to “leave a paper trail and a financial trail” linking her to Trump and to “keep Trump from killing me.” “I wanted to do that,” he said. She said she feared for her life.
Daniels told “The View” that she was criticized for releasing information about President Trump in 2018, but that her daughter was able to attend school after moving. Trump was indicted in March 2023 over the hush-money scandal, and Daniels said the harassment from his supporters had happened “again.”
She said she was often called a gold digger. She points out that she doesn’t get paid for making documentaries or giving interviews like “The View,” she clarified.
“I didn’t get paid anything, but I sacrificed everything,” she said.
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