Last Monday, May 6, the criminal trial against Donald Trump for having bribed Stormy Daniels began. It is the first time that a former president of the United States sits in the dock of a criminal proceeding, so the international coverage is being brutal.
Trump is accused of 34 different charges related to the document falsification scheme he carried out to bribe porn actress Stormy Daniels in 2016. The mogul bought the woman's silence about a relationship they had had years ago to that this did not affect his political performance, since he was in the midst of an electoral campaign. Trump justified the payments as part of his legal expenses.
During the court session in which she had to testify, Stormy explained that the American tycoon tried to buy her silence and that they actually had unprotected sexual relations.
The woman gave different details about the sexual encounter she had years ago with Melania Trump's husband and expressed that he received her in satin pajamas, as well as that during the relationship they did the missionary position and that, in general, it was a very unpleasant experience for her.
This morning, the La Sexta Aruser@s program echoed the news. After explaining to the viewers of the Antena 3 magazine some details of the judicial procedure that Trump is facing, the communicators spoke about the testimony of the adult film actress and gave their opinion on the matter.
''Well, that's what interests me the most, the satin pajamas and the missionary position and an unpleasant result, which I don't know why is what I already assumed,'' commented Alfonso Arús in a casual tone. ''Apart from it, it seems he was quite rude to her, we also assumed this,'' Angie Cárdenas added.
While Arús defines the experience narrated by the woman as ''a disaster,'' Trump faces harsh criminal proceedings (for several crimes) that could end with him going to prison.
During Daniels' appearance, the Republican leader appeared uncomfortable and nervous. It should be noted that, over the next few days, one of the most important witnesses in the case, Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen, will speak in court, who will give his version of the events clearly and firmly. As for the verdict of the trial, it is expected at the end of this month or the beginning of the next.
