In an interview with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow, Daniels predicted that Trump's supporters might become more audacious in their threats, and she herself could face possible incarceration.
According to Mediaite, Daniels shared that the threats she has been receiving have become increasingly graphic and audacious following Trump's conviction on over 30 felony counts in his hush money trial. Trump was indicted for falsifying business records to hide payments made to Daniels to suppress an affair prior to the 2016 presidential election. Despite the conviction, Trump continues to deny both the affair and any knowledge of the payments.
Daniels described the impact of the trial on her life, stating, "It just poured gasoline on some of the stuff that I had been going through the entire time." She revealed that since the trial, her personal information has been exposed online, her mailbox has been vandalized, and she has received threats from individuals within her own community.
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"The biggest thing is they're not hiding [anymore]," Daniels said. "They used to all be bots. Now they're using their own stuff."
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Daniels also disclosed that she is facing legal challenges in a case where she allegedly owes Trump hundreds of thousands in legal fees related to her unsuccessful defamation lawsuit. She stated that she refused to complete a form requesting information about her daughter, which has resulted in court sanctions. A court date related to this matter is set for August 7.
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When asked about her concerns regarding a potential second term for Trump, Daniels responded, "Shouldn't we all be worried about that?" She expressed her fear that some individuals might feel more empowered 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. This statement underscores the potential risks and challenges that Daniels, and potentially others, could face in the event of a second Trump term.
