Stormy Daniels Tells Rachel Maddow Trump Will ‘Make More of an Example’ of Her In Second Term

Stormy Daniels believes Donald Trump will try and make “more of an example” out of her in a second term and that his supporters could become more “bold” in their threats.

Daniels joined MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow on Wednesday night for an interview that included a reenactment of Daniels’s testimony in Trump’s hush money trial and the adult film actress predicting possible jail for herself.

Daniels told Maddow the death threats she’s faced have grown more “graphic” and “bold” since the former president’s conviction on more than 30 felony counts in his hush money trial . Daniels testified at the trial. Trump was charged with falsifying business records to conceal hush money payments made to Daniels to cover up an affair ahead of the 2016 presidential election. He continues to deny the affair and knowledge of the payments.

“It just poured gasoline on some of the stuff that I had been going through the entire time,” Daniels said.

Since the trial, she said her address has been doxxed, mailbox destroyed, and people in her own community have made threats against her.

“The biggest thing is they’re not hiding [anymore],” she said. “They used to all be bots. Now they’re using their own stuff.”

Daniels’s claimed she’s also facing legal troubles in a case where she owes Trump hundreds of thousands in legal fees related to her failed defamation suit. Daniels said she refused to fill out a form requesting information about her daughter and she’s faced sanctions by the court over it. There is an Aug. 7 court date related to the matter.

Asked if she’s concerned about a second Trump term, Daniels replied, “Shouldn’t we all be worried about that?”

She said she’s worried some could feel more emboldened to attack her.

“I think he will try and make even more of an example out of me and also because his followers will probably be even more bold, thinking if they do something then he’ll pardon them,” Daniels said.

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