Fox News host Greg Gutfeld claimed that pornography actress Stormy Daniels‘s testimony in Donald Trump‘s trial only proved the former president is a “sex god.”
Daniels’s testimony came from Trump’s criminal trial in New York, where the Republican presidential candidate is facing 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to allegedly pay hush money to multiple women. Gutfeld offered his own analysis of her allegations Wednesday on The Five.
“Stormy claims that she blacked out in this tryst with Trump, but she wasn’t on any drugs or alcohol,” Gutfeld said. “You blacked out without drugs or alcohol. Some of us call that sleeping. Now, it could be that she really blacked out after having sex with Trump, which is a compliment. Truly, he screwed the brains out of her — that makes him a sex god.”
According to Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, Trump invited her to his hotel room in 2006, where the two shared dinner. She used the bathroom, and when she reentered the bedroom, she found Trump lying on the bed in a T-shirt and boxers, which led to their sexual encounter.
“Everything that I’ve heard makes Trump more sympathetic, more likable,” Gutfeld said. “Do you have a context at all for a tryst between a porn star and a billionaire? Do you have anything to compare this against? Stormy called it an imbalance of power. Well, duh. That’s why you met him. If he were a mechanic, if he was a high school teacher, you wouldn’t have run up and slept with him. It was all about the power. It was all about the imbalance. That’s how this transaction works when you’re a porn star.”
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Trump denies ever having sexual relations with Daniels, who claims she received $130,000 from Trump’s attorney, Michael Cohen, in 2016 not to disclose the affair. Allegedly, Cohen was subsequently reimbursed, which is the heart of the matter.
While Trump has 88 felony charges against him filed by prosecutors across the nation, Trump’s hush money case is the only criminal trial that has the potential to reach a verdict before the 2024 elections.