Last week in New York, adult film actress Stormy Daniels wore protective gear to the courthouse where she was a witness in the trial concerning Donald Trump’s alleged hush money payments.
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Her lawyer, Clark Brewster, expressed that Daniels had serious concerns for her safety due to the sensitive information she was about to disclose regarding an alleged intimate encounter with Trump at the heart of the case.
Brewster shared with CNN that Daniels was so anxious about her safety that she took extra precautions every day until she reached the courthouse, including wearing a bulletproof vest. He revealed that the fear was so overwhelming that it caused her considerable distress.
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During her lengthy testimony, Daniels described an encounter with Trump in 2006, which he denies. She clarified that she was neither coerced nor under the influence during the incident. Notably, the jury was shown evidence that inadvertently displayed Daniels’ current home address.
Brewster conveyed Daniels’ ongoing concerns about potential repercussions, especially since she resides in a place with less security than she would prefer.
Despite the intense scrutiny of her testimony and personal life by Trump’s defense team, Daniels remained composed. Brewster noted her resilience and authenticity, emphasizing her intelligence and quick thinking, particularly during the rigorous cross-examination.
When questioned about the significance of the trial’s outcome for Daniels, Brewster mentioned her empathetic nature but also acknowledged the personal harm she has suffered due to Trump’s public statements about her. He suggested that Daniels hopes for a just verdict from the jury.
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