Stormy Daniels SLAMS Trump as ‘mentally not all there’ and says her lawyer has contacted prosecutors investigating him
STORMY Daniels blasted Donald Trump as not being “mentally all there,” and said she’s working with New York prosecutors to investigate the Trump Organization for possible financial violations.
The former porn star at the center of scandal during Trump’s presidency said her lawyer is in contact with New York prosecutors and said she’s willing to cooperate in their investigation – after she slammed the former president’s cognizance.
“I have not been called to testify,” Daniels said on on Monday. “But I know that my attorney, Clark Brewster, has been in touch with them and very forthcoming with my willingness to participate.”
Daniels went on to slam Trump’s post-presidential life as “comical” and “sad” while discussing what her potential role could be in an investigation into the former president’s finances.
“It’s comical, almost, it’s sad,” she said of Trump’s behavior out of office. “I try not to follow him anymore.”
“It’s just absurd, and I almost feel sorry for him in a way because I don’t believe he’s mentally all there,” she said.
Daniels’ comments come a month after a grand jury in the southern district of New York was convened regarding an investigation into potential financial violations committed by Trump and the organization.
Repeating an often-used line, Trump called the grand jury “a continuation of the greatest Witch Hunt in American history.”
“This is purely political, and an affront to the almost 75 million voters who supported me in the Presidential Election, and it’s being driven by highly partisan Democrat prosecutors,” Trump added.
Daniels pointed out the inconsistency between Trump and his former fixer and personal lawyer Michael Cohen.
“I just don’t understand how one man can go to prison for a crime, and another man can’t even be investigated,” she said.
Cohen was sentenced to three years for a variety of crimes conducted on behalf of the former president, including lying to Congress and tax evasion.
It was made public at the same time that he made a hush-money payment to Daniels to silence her alleged affair with Trump.
Both Daniels and Cohen slammed the Federal Election Commission’s move to drop an investigation into the alleged hush-money payment, with the FEC stating it struggled to find evidence proving Trump and the campaign “knowingly and willfully” violated campaign finance laws.
Like Daniels, Cohen has said he is “ready, willing and able” to help prosecutors in their investigation against Trump and the organization.
Daniels agreed on CNN on Monday, saying she would tell them “everything I know.”
“I would tell them I was approached, I would tell them I have evidence the money came from an account set up at the direction of Donald Trump, I would tell them that money was traced back to Russian funds,” Daniels said.
“I would give them copies of the bank wires and all of the transcripts for that,” she added. “And I think anybody should be terrified that a normal citizen can take the fall for somebody in power.”
When asked to comment on Trump’s instigation of the January 6 insurrection, she said it was “utterly repulsive and disgusting.”
“Every day I think this can’t get any more ridiculous,” she added.
However, she doesn’t think it’s too out of the question for Trump run again in 2024.
“Well, it’s within his legal right, I guess, at this point in time for him to do so,” she said. “I think that it’s absurd, but, honestly, he’s crazy enough to do it.”