Donald Trump 'More Polite' After Stormy Daniels 'Swatted Him Right On The Butt'
Stormy Daniels shared what she did to make Donald Trump behave.
Daniels took the witness stand to testify at Trump's hush money trial in New York City on Tuesday. In her court testimony, Stormy described how they met at a celebrity golf tournament and what happened during their alleged hotel romp when she went to his room in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
According to Daniels, born Stephanie Clifford, during their first meet-up, the former president was being "rude." He allegedly pulled out a magazine with his face on the cover when she wanted to eat dinner. So, she "spanked" him.
"I pretty much had enough of his arrogance and cutting me off and still not getting my dinner," Daniels said, Page Six reported. "Someone should spank you with that."
She recounted how Trump, who was wearing a black kimono-like garment over a tight black shirt, reportedly rolled up the magazine and "gave me a look." Daniels felt that he was daring her to do it.
"So I took it [magazine] from him, and I said turn around, and I swatted him right on the butt," she told jurors. "And he was much more polite."
Daniels said Trump asked him about the adult film industry and not just about sex. She also shared that after she went into the bathroom, she found Trump on the hotel bed in his boxers and shirt. She admitted that she wasn't expecting the sight.
"At first, I was just startled, like a jump scare. I wasn't expecting someone to be there, especially minus a lot of clothing," she added.
Trump allegedly "stood up between me and the door." She clarified, however, that there was no coercion.
"Not in a threatening manner. He didn't come at me, he didn't rush at me. Nothing like that," Stormy continued, noting that she blacked out while they had sex, per CNN.
"I had my clothes and my shoes off. I removed my bra. We were in [a] missionary position."
Daniels said she was determined to keep the encounter private after she was allegedly threatened in a parking lot in 2011. However, her mind changed during Trump's 2016 presidential bid when he faced multiple sexual misbehavior allegations.
"My motivation wasn't money, it was to get the story out," she said on the stand, Reuters reported.
Daniels said she ultimately negotiated a $130,000 payment with Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen, as the hush money deal. However, Trump vehemently denied the affair and pleaded not guilty to falsifying business records to cover up the hush money payment.
