During the recent legal proceedings involving Stormy Daniels and her alleged affair with Donald Trump, Trump's attorney questioned Daniels about her interactions with Slate Magazine regarding the non-disclosure agreement she had with Michael Cohen.
Daniels confirmed that she had indeed spoken to Slate about the agreement, referring to Cohen as her 'backup' in case the non-disclosure fell through. She mentioned that several parties were interested in publishing her story, indicating a widespread interest in the details of her relationship with Trump.
When asked by the attorney if she had sought financial compensation from Slate for her story, Daniels clarified that while she had the option to have multiple outlets publish her account, Slate was not offering payment for it.
Despite the lack of monetary compensation from Slate, Daniels maintained that she had other avenues to share her story if needed. The exchange between Daniels and Trump's attorney shed light on the complexities of the situation and the various factors at play in the media coverage of the affair.
